Warning: Attempt to read property "post_author" on null in /home/ptx4og91l9m1/additional_domains/thebadgeronline.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/app/Common/Schema/Graphs/WebPage/ProfilePage.php on line 45

Warning: Attempt to read property "user_registered" on false in /home/ptx4og91l9m1/additional_domains/thebadgeronline.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-seo-pack/app/Common/Schema/Graphs/WebPage/ProfilePage.php on line 69

The Badger

University of Sussex Students' Newspaper

The Badger

  • Home
  • The Grass is Greener

The Grass is Greener

‘The Grass is Greener’ is undeniably a slick, polished, well acted and aesthetically pleasing production. The script is competent throughout and funny in parts, and although there are occasional comic…

Blood Brothers

Sitting in my seat before the curtain came up, I was feeling a little apprehensive. Musicals were something I enjoyed as a child, but were increasingly beginning to irritate me…

South Downs is declared National Park

The University of Sussex is soon to become the only university surrounded by a National Park. It was confirmed last week that the South Downs will finally become the United…

Iran condemns Oxford scholarship

The Iranian Embassy has accused Oxford University of a “politically motivated move” following the establishment of a scholarship made in honour of an Iranian student killed during post-election unrest in…

Students protest gay blood ban

On Tuesday 27th October, a procession of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students descended on London in an NUS protest against the National Blood Service’s (NBS) policy of refusing…

AGM Results

Student advice service secured • Support for sport • Stop the cuts • Commitment to environmental responsibility • Bottled water phase out • Youth fight for jobs • No blood…

If We Go On

‘The dark stretches before us. There are people waiting. We would like to show you something, but we are not sure how. We are going to tell you what it…

Dead Good

At times laugh out loud funny, Dead as a Dodo, the latest play from Sussex student Dino Kazamia, is straight-up brilliant. The warped dreams of one ‘Mr. Darwin’ unveils a…

Where's the 'us' in USSU?

During the course of the last week, several Facebook groups have emerged attacking the University of Sussex Students’ Union (USSU) for its recent facilitation of boycotts and bans.

The Badger meets the Fox

London’s Park Lane is a very sophisticated, attractive and wealthy area. Even to just take a stroll down this illustrious avenue one feels as if they ought to own at…

Simon Amstell

Simon Amstell and I have the same love life. During the course of his show I came to realize that he and I not only have the same taste in…

John Cooper Clarke

Like those nut-revealing jeans, the odd myth of the ever despairing Salford born ‘punk poet’ sticks. But with his set at Komedia John Cooper Clark doesn’t want us to stare…

Jack Whitehall

Nominated for Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, Jack Whitehall’s Nearly Rebellious debut solo show received rave reviews and completely sold out in August. Now visiting Brighton as…

McGoughière

Liverpool poet Roger McGough has written plays before, but “never,” he modestly admits, with “as much success” as his adaptations of Molière. “It’s the combination you need, Molière and me”…

A darker shade of comedy

Comedy has always been a place to express the inexpressible, the extreme and the extraordinary. Casual Violence Comedy’s new sketch show, The C**t Monologues, knows this full well. From a…

Best of the Fest

Best of the Fest’ showcases five comedians performing at the Brighton Comedy Festival, and although the night is value for money, and has some solid comedians and funny moments, you’re…

Hitler Moustache

Hitler Moustache is Richard Herrings 25th Edinburgh show on the trot, and there is a reason he is a fringe favourite. His current mission is to reclaim the toothbrush moustache…

Thirst

South Korean Director Park Chan-Wook shot onto the world cinema stage with the middle part of his revenge trilogy Old Boy (2003), winning the grand jury prize at Cannes, and…

Camera Obscura showcase their maudlin career

I’m torn. On one hand, I’m wondering whether I’m supposed to report that my experience of Camera Obscura was a disappointment; on first impressions, Tracyanne Campbell certainly doesn’t shy away…

Up

It will come as no surprise to learn that Pixar’s latest cinematic offering is outstanding. In fact it is hard to convey in words just how brilliant Up really is,…