The Critique Clique
From first watch to final take
Film
Theatre
Literature
Books, movies, plays – sure, they’re great entertainment, but
have you ever stopped to think how that “entertainment” is
shaping the world around us?
Art is the oxygen society dies for, and society – humanity –
in turn, is the only thing art cannot live without.
If you’re drawn to subtle commentary and technical
analysis, or you want to share your own take, this is a free
platform waiting for fresh perspectives. Get started, and…
Welcome to the Critique Clique
Knives Out: Wake Up Dead Man - Wolves in Vestments, Light in the Ruins
Call it vision, or morality, or God. If people are
hungry enough for hope, they’ll clap even when
the words are eating them alive.
La Perle Part I: Bodies in Motion, Futures in Question
Every now and then, a piece of theatre slips a bigger
question under the water and in the LED screens: if this is
what we choose to be dazzled by, what does it say about
the futures we’re silently rehearsing for ourselves?
Act I of A Doll’s House: Who Pays for ‘Happily Ever After’? – Gender Roles and Societal Expectations
Holding their lives in my hands and bringing them into a
world that was mine, shaped by my imagination, wasn’t hard
– at least not for me. My manipulation over their bodies, their
clothes, their conversations, and their actions doesn’t make
me a monster, does it?
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From: Aashna - founder & author
Aashna Takhtani is a 16-year-old Radio and TV
presenter, podcaster, and CEO of YouDoYouth – a
revolutionary youth media organisation. The first
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