Venetia has written 30 articles for Nouse
Il Gattopardo (1963)By Venetia Rainey — June 9, 2009
Luchino Visconti’s Il Gattopardo (The Leopard) is acclaimed as being the centrepiece of Italy’s golden era of cinema – and rightly so.
By Venetia Rainey — May 12, 2009
The government have been trying for years to tackle England’s drinking problem.
By Venetia Rainey — February 10, 2009
Videogames are a billion dollar industry to rival the silver screen. Venetia Rainey explores the collision of these two worlds
By Venetia Rainey — February 10, 2009
Burlesque is a concept with a widely misunderstood meaning. Very different from the seedy pole dancing of a Spearmint Rhino club, burlesque is in fact traditionally a performance genre of comedy, satire and acrobatics: less strip, more tease.
By Venetia Rainey — February 10, 2009
Venetia Rainey explores how Anglophile and indigenous desingers appropriate the idea of “Britishness” to their designs.
By Venetia Rainey — December 18, 2008
It is hard to make out exactly what I am looking at – the blurred shapes and
diffused colours seem to be hinting at something just beyond my grasp.
By Venetia Rainey — October 30, 2008
Looking back at the Autumn/Winter collections of 2008, Venetia Rainey advises on the rising neo-goth trend.
By Venetia Rainey — June 24, 2008
As festival season kicks off, Venetia Rainey enters the arena where judgement is suspended and fashion anarchy reigns, advising you on everything from socks to choice of bag, and what to do if it rains…
By Venetia Rainey and Henry James Foy — June 13, 2008
The fourth wall is something that is rarely respected in York’s Drama Barn.
By Venetia Rainey — May 30, 2008
As the abortion debate hits the headlines, Venetia Rainey talks to students on both sides to try to understand the issues behind perhaps the most sensitive of taboos
By Venetia Rainey — May 18, 2008
Summer has arrived sweet little yorkies and yorklettes, and thus the time has come to don one’s Panama, quaff Pimm’s and snidely remark upon your neighbour’s cricketing capabilities. Contrary to popular belief, York occasionally enjoys the rare English phenomenon commonly known as ‘sunshine’.
By Venetia Rainey — May 12, 2008
From historical walks to city trips and continental music festivals, Nouse provides the ultimate European travel companion for your summer.
By Venetia Rainey — March 13, 2008
Miss C and Miss V found themselves once again on Shoppingate in York, conducting a search for the impossible.
By Venetia Rainey — February 23, 2008
We bring to your attention the arrival of a new phenomenon – circus/1980’s revival chic.
By Venetia Rainey — February 20, 2008
Despite heavy criticism, Fusion remains the most successful charity event on campus. Venetia Rainey finds out where it all began.
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