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THE SEX LIVES OF AFRICAN GIRLS

Posted on 17/06/2011 by Abigail

Granta 115: The F Word investigates Feminism and its power to transcend the ideal of femininity and the social constructed gender binaries. The magazine attempts to use literature, memoirs and photography as a platform from which to complicate and renegotiate … Continue reading →

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The School For Scandal, The Barbican.

Posted on 14/06/2011 by Abigail

“There’s no possibility of being witty without a little ill-nature — the malice of a good thing is the barb that makes it stick” – LADY SNEERWELL Deborah Warner’s interpretation of Sheridan’s most popular comedy, The School for Scandal juxtaposes … Continue reading →

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