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Review: The Normal Heart – Emotionally captivating

Posted on 7th April 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

A balance of comedy and tragedy, Found in 41 Theatre’s production of The Normal Heart is both emotionally captivating and thought-provoking. Written by Larry Kramer, the narrative follows gay activist and writer Ned Weeks during […]

A Runner’s Guide for People Who Hate Running

Posted on 7th April 20163rd September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Summer is fast approaching and the need for that perfect summer body is becoming more important to me each day. As I’ve said in previous articles, I’m a lover of the weights. If it’s heavy […]

Review: Great Expectations – WYP gives classic a gripping, gothic gloss

Posted on 7th April 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The moans and echoes of convicts groping out of a decaying ship echo around the stage, and the audience jump back. In the front row, I am terrified and know that this will not be […]

International Women’s Day 2016: what goes on behind closed doors

Posted on 7th April 201631st August 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The 8th of March marked International Women’s Day, a day intended to celebrate and spark discussion of the social, economic, and cultural achievements of women worldwide. This makes discussion of domestic violence ever more relevant, […]

The A Word: Is autism a spectrum or a label for life?

Posted on 6th April 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The Lake District provides a stunning backdrop to BBC’s The A Word, as the extended Hughes family gather for Joe’s fifth birthday party. As much as this family try to be perfect, nobody can avoid […]

Will Arnett’s ‘Flaked’: Devastatingly disappointing

Posted on 6th April 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

When I first heard that Netflix was releasing a new original series, I was excited – after all, there’s nothing better than a new show to binge watch when I should really be working on […]

Story of Twenty20 World Cup so far

Posted on 6th April 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

NEW ZEALAND remain the only unbeaten team in the World Twenty20 cup in India and look to continue their run of wins against England in the first semi-final on Wednesday. Favourites and hosts India booked their […]

Are the Designer-High Street Collaborations Worth the Hype?

Posted on 5th April 20165th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

High street collaborations with renowned designers do in theory seem like a great idea. However, in reality these collections end up over-budget and under-stocked, resulting in an undignified battle for the last sequin clad Balmain […]

The Fashion Week Edit: PFW AW16

Posted on 5th April 20165th September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Bringing A/W ready-to-wear 2016/17 trends to a close, Paris fashion week could not possibly go unnoticed, with models such as Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner swapping hair colours and storming the catwalks and star studded […]

Farewell to the Five Foot Assassin – Phife Dawg Obituary

Posted on 5th April 20163rd September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

‘Yo! Microphone check, one two what is this? The five-foot assassin with the roughneck business.’ The immortal opening line of A Tribe Called Quest’s ‘Buggin’ Out’ from their seminal 1991 record The Low End Theory […]

The Sugar Tax: not the sweetest of ideas

Posted on 5th April 20163rd September 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

With the Sugar Tax placed upon fizzy drinks, many members of the parliament, dentists and Jamie Oliver enthusiasts alike are all rejoicing. It has been politically decided that sugar must equal obesity, rotting teeth and […]

April Fool’s: outdated or updated?

Posted on 31st March 201631st August 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Most people have heard of April Fool’s Day; the half-hearted holiday dedicated to ridiculing friends, family, and colleagues by playing practical jokes on them before midday on the 1st of April in Britain or for […]

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