Month: February 2021

Film and Media Lecturer, Dr James Newton, shares his latest podcast episodes on Newton Talks. In his podcast, James discusses topics related to cinema, television … Read more

Art Historian and curator, Dr Ben Thomas, has recently published his new book, Edgar Wind and Modern Art: In Defence of Marginal Anarchy (Bloomsbury, 2020). … Read more

Film graduate, Marcus Brooker, tells us about what he’s been up to since leaving Kent in 2019, which includes a very personal documentary following his … Read more

A wide array of students from the four corners of the globe choose to pursue the MA Programmes offered at the Paris School of Arts … Read more

Helen Ochyra, BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre Studies graduate at Kent, has recently published her new book, Scotland Beyond the Bagpipes. We caught up with … Read more

We caught up with BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre student, Alexandra, to find out more about her experience and time at Kent. What has been … Read more

We caught up with BA (Hons) Drama and Theatre (with a Year in Industry) student, Charlotte, to find out more about her experience and time … Read more

We caught up with BA (Hons) Media Studies with a Year Abroad student, Isabel, to find out more about her experience and time at Kent. … Read more

Head of Comedy and Popular Performance, Olly Double, recently took part in a panel discussion titled, ‘Is comedy art?’ with Senior Lecturer, Sophie Quirk, at … Read more

Lecturer, Anna Neale-Widdison, has recently launched her new podcast, ‘What’s the point?‘ with broadcaster and composer, Dan Chisholm. The first episode, ‘What’s the point in … Read more