Month: June 2020

The 2020 Canterbury University Film Festival (CUFF) will be held this weekend, on Saturday 20 June 2020 at 3pm. CUFF is an independent festival that … Read more

Final assessed comedy performances from BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre students taking the module Stand-Up Comedy are now available to watch online. The performances are … Read more

Congratulations to Sophia Lyons, currently studying BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre, who has won this year’s Canterbury Festival Music Prize as part of Music at … Read more

Alumna Lila Rawlings, who studied Film in the School of Arts, is the executive producer of a new Left Bank Pictures feature-length drama entitled Sitting … Read more

CMAT Lecturer Anna Neale released her latest single on Friday 12 June. Featuring CMAT Alumnus Jack Light and co-written and produced by fellow lecturer Richard … Read more

Dr Tamar Jeffers McDonald, Reader in Film and Head of the School of Arts, has featured on BBC Radio 4’s Great Lives in an instalment … Read more

Dr Kaitlyn Regehr, Lecturer in Media Studies in the School of Arts, has just been interviewed by the The Express newspaper about her research on … Read more

Dr Olly Double, Reader in Drama, has been interviewed by the British Comedy Guide website. The British Comedy Guide – BCG – is a fan-run … Read more

Dr James Newton, Lecturer in the Department of Media Studies, has released the latest instalment of his podcast series, Newton Talks. In this podcast, James discusses … Read more

MA in Curating students Diletta D’Antoni, Inês Mourato and Junwei Chen, have today launched a new virtual exhibition entitled ‘Once upon a time, and Now!’, … Read more