Gracie Bolt previews ‘Half Baked’, an all-female play written and directed by Nina Jurković, which is being performed from Wednesday to Saturday at The North Wall Arts Centre.
Author: Gracie Bolt
Gracie Bolt is the Senior Culture Editor at The Oxford Blue. She studies French and English at Trinity College and is in her second year. When not in Oxford, she lives in North London.
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“I cannot trust mummy.” — ‘Rocks’ Review
Gracie Bolt reviews Rocks, a coming-of-age film directed by Sarah Gavron which has recently been released in cinemas.