By Amalia Costa
The year is 1677, and Aphra Behn has gatecrashed her own play. Instead of a pre-scheduled performance of The Rover, Behn takes to the stage to tell the story of her life up until this point, in a one-woman show by Claire Amias, whose charismatic portrayal of Behn reveals a character study rich in humour and pathos.
Continue reading Review: The Masks of Aphra Behn by Claire Amias
The Department of English welcomes applications for an hourly-paid teaching opportunity for the second semester of 2022/23.
The Department of English welcomes applications for an hourly-paid teaching opportunity in American Literature for the second semester of 2022/23.
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By Fatima Khan
Third-year English Literature student Fatima Khan reflects on her experience as an Undergraduate Research Fellow as part of King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowship (KURF).
This year, I spent the summer working as an Undergraduate Research Fellow as part of King’s Undergraduate Research Fellowship Programme, also known as KURF.
Continue reading KURF: Reflections of a Summer as an Undergraduate Research Fellow at King’s
By Subha Robert William
RashDash’s Oh Mother opens up with mess. Abi and Helen find themselves in a place of undoing. As they are left with just five minutes before the show starts, things around them are in disarray. Continue reading Oh Mother by RashDash, Soho Theatre (19th July-13th August 2022)
