Author Archives: Hannah Kirby

In this latest Austen reworking author Seth Grahame-Smith retains the original text, interspersing scenes of gore and martial arts.

Hannah Kirby speaks to composer Ben Eckersley about his opera ‘Life After God’.

Forge Media interview actor and director Tom Shallaker

The Shrimps push the boundaries of their hold on the Union with the first ever all-student comedy showcase

‘I like observing people. Seeing how other people interact, learning about them, is what really interests me.’

This weekend, comedy takes yet another huge step forward: our acclaimed improvisational troupe The Shrimps is congregating the best of the country’s young comedians for the UK’s first ever all-stu

Mark’s mask – which, in its literal form, always hides his face in his profile photographs and self-portraits – figuratively hardly slips during our discussion.

Once described by Kerrang! Radio as “pheno-mentally good”, Peter Antoniou’s thought-thieving show took the Union by storm last term.

“Dance feeds a part of your brain that nothing else does. Sport just doesn’t have the artistry, and arts won’t push you physically: dance is a harmony of exercise between body and mind.” – Forgeto

Hannah Kirby speaks to artist Madeleine Lynch about her relationship with drawing and fine art.