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- 1Celebrity Traitors play the mind games differently, experts say●The Traitors: the psychology works differently for celebrity players like Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan
Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan are among the famous faces whose behaviour on The Traitors is being analysed by psychology commentators. A new discussion argues the game works differently for celebrity contestants than for ordinary players, since reputations, public personas and prior familiarity with each other shape how trust, deception and suspicion play out at the round table.
- 2Stakes & Embers' 'Aye Caesar' Explores Consent Onstage●Stakes & Embers’ “Aye Caesar” Asks for a Disconcerting Level of Consent, Then Takes Us Somewhere Much More Personal
Theatre company Stakes & Embers is drawing attention with its piece 'Aye Caesar', which opens by probing themes of consent in deliberately unsettling ways before shifting into more intimate, personal territory. Early commentary highlights the show's uncomfortable framing of permission and its later emotional turn, marking it as one of the more talked-about small-scale theatre works in circulation right now.