Rom-Coms: Are they worth the hype?
Daisy Gazzard presents a criticism of romantic comedies.
Author Daisy Gazzard
Daisy Gazzard
Third-year History student, Classic Culture Editor 2021/22. Loves everything theatre and literature but especially horror books and musicals.
Total articles: 17
REVIEW: Daniel Howell @ O2 Guildhall 14/09/2022
Most of us have at least heard of Daniel Howell (also known by his old…
Golden Age of Musicals
From Sweeney Todd to Mamma Mia, Noughties’ musicals just always seem to hit differently.
Our Favourite Musicals of the Noughties
Musicals were a genre that thrived in the Noughties, and two writers focus on the musicals that defined the decade for them.
Our Favourite Noughties Games
From Wii Sports to Lego Star Wars, The Edge Writers share their favourite games that were released in the Noughties.
In Criticism of: Rom-Coms
The most divisive film genre ever? Daisy Gazzard isn’t a fan!
Southampton Dance Competition 2022
I have never seen a live dance competition before, so was really excited to have…
Review: Bastille @ The Brook, 13/02/22
Bastille are back with their series of intimate gigs to promote their fourth album, Give…
Review: Theatre Group Presents ‘The Canterville Ghost’ @ The Annex 15/12/21
Classic Culture Editor, Daisy Gazzard, reviews The Canterville Ghost.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2021
This year, artists have proven more than ever what music means to us in the 21st century.
Preview: Theatre Group Presents ‘The Canterville Ghost’ @ The Annex
Classic Culture Editor, Daisy Gazzard previews, The Canterville Ghost, playing at The Annex 15th-18th December.
Has Hollywood Lost Imagination?
Over the last few years, Hollywood seems to have lost its imagination. We can now…
Review: Copenhagen at MAST Mayflower Studios – “Intriguing and Intelligent”.
Classic Culture Editor, Daisy Gazzard, reviews the latest adaptation of Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen at MAST Mayflower Studios.
PREVIEW: Copenhagen at MAST Mayflower Studios
Classic Culture Editor, Daisy Gazzard, drums up anticipation for the adaptation of Michael Frayn’s Copenhagen.