Samuel Takes a Break (or, Samuel Takes a Break…: in Male Dungeon No. 5 After a Long but Generally Successful Day of Tours to give Rihanna Illube’s play its full title) is a heart wrenching and complex exploration of the impact of colonialism, dark tourism, and the eternal search in the cycle of healing. We […]
Did you know that Maldives currently faces an imminent threat from climate change, sea-level rise, and storm surges. With its highest natural peak barely reaching 3 meters above sea level, the entire country is highly susceptible to the impacts of these environmental challenges. In response, strategic plans are being crafted to combat biodiversity loss and […]
It is not often one can say they have been blown away by a performance, yet the talent on show at TINA – THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL [produced in association with the late Tina Turner herself] is beyond phenomenal. As a backstory for those unfamiliar with the legendary Rock performer. Tina Turner was one of […]
The Color Purple, Alice Walker’s Pulitzer winning novel, Marsha Norman’s Tony nominated musical and Steven Spielberg’s Academy Award nominated film, has been revied by Blitz Bazawule’s vibrant screen adaptation – chock full of star talent and sewn together with the essence of solidarity. For those of you unfamiliar with the book/play/film/musical/made-for-film-musical, The Color Purple follows […]
A very great start to 2024 for Warner Brothers with George Clooney’s ‘The Boys In The Boat’ [based on the best selling book by Daniel James Brown]. An awe-inspiring sports film set during the peak of the Great Depression. Members of the rowing team at the University of Washington get thrown into the spotlight as […]
As you embark on your higher education journey, consider adding a touch of the extraordinary to your academic adventure. The Maldives, with its heavenly landscapes and captivating marine life, offers a unique opportunity to blend your passion for the ocean with academic pursuits. Picture the thrill of studying marine conservation while encountering the majestic whale […]
After a very enjoyable evening with the opening night of ‘The Motive And The Cue’ by the National Theatre and Neil Street productions, I can say that it was a delight and a very great theatre performance directed by Sam Mendes. Known for Skyfall, Spectre, 1917 and his other fantastic movies. The Motive and The […]
Our #studentpagespodcast host Grace Sanders caught up with Ruth Franklin [Co-founder of Secret Paradise Maldives] to run through everything you need to know about booking your next student adventure to the Maldives with exclusive tips of the trade to maximize your holiday. Visit https://secretparadise.mv/ for all your student travel needs! Discover a World of Underwater Wonders: Kickstart Your Diving Journey in the Maldives! […]
Wonka, the new hit movie by Warner Bros, directed by Paul King is like slipping into something warm and cosy, ideal for this time of year. Whilst it is a new take on a much-told story, it offers some clever nods towards previous versions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The Oompa-Loompa-Doompa-De-Do and Pure Imagination […]
Napoleon was look at the French military general’s origins and his swift, steady and ruthless climb to becoming the emperor, viewed through the perspective of his obsession and somewhat tense relationship with his true love Josephine. It served as a very interesting historical movie about Napoleon, directed by Ridley Scott, starring Joaquin Phoenix as Napoleon […]