TDTC’s ‘John and Jen’
The production team and cast of TDTC’s ‘John and Jen’ give their insight into bringing the musical to an online format.
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Erin Waks
“Off the screen and into the real world”: Fashion interviews independent young designer, Harriet Feldman
Fashion Editor Erin Waks interviews independent corset designer and founder of Harriet Rose.
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Lupin: gentleman thief, master of disguise, francophone hit
“An excellent start for the television industry this year.” Erin Waks raves about the new French mystery thriller featuring Omar Sy.
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Parlatinate: “Every single student has some sort of link to Italy”
“Think about how many times a month you eat pesto pasta.” Erin Waks chats to the co-editors of Parlatinate about their new project, inspired by a love for Italian culture.
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Editors’ Choices: Fashion
“By ignoring authors who do not write in our native tongue, we are missing out on a wealth of literature.” Fashion editor Erin Waks takes us on a literary tour de France.
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Enta aqwa: Middle Eastern stars come together to spark hope during the Covid-19 pandemic
‘The message of hope, and of harmony with others, gains particular weight’ – Erin Waks discusses the new single from famous singers across the Middle East and North Africa.
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A la mode: Paris Fashion Week in my pyjamas
“Far beyond what would be possible in a live fashion show, these creations demonstrated the collections in an innovative, creative and visually pleasing manner”: Fashion Editor Erin Waks explores the new and innovative format of Paris Fashion Week during the pandemic.
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2021: A new chapter
“My favourite novels examine true change, development and learning”. Erin Waks considers growth for the new year through the lens of literature.
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Farewell, 2020: favourite endings in literature
“The endings in which feelings and experiences are embraced are the ones that leave their mark.” Three students bid 2020 goodbye by remembering their favourite book endings.
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‘New Year, New Me’: why this age-old mantra needs to change
“You were put on this earth to do more than go to the gym and decrease your calorie intake.” Erin Waks argues that the ‘New Year, New Me’ rhetoric perpetuates a damaging societal obsession with weight loss.
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