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Marquette Theatre has staged a production of Anton Chekhov's classic play 'The Seagull', drawing a review from Marquette Wire, the university's student news outlet. The review examines the cast's performances and the production's staging of Chekhov's meditation on art, ambition and unrequited love. Attention is focused on how the student company handles one of the most demanding works in the Russian canon.
- 2Caiman in a wig among 2026 comedy wildlife photo finalists▼Comedy wildlife photography award finalists 2026 – in pictures
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards 2026 have announced their finalist shortlist, published by the Guardian as a photo gallery. Standout images include a caiman wearing a wig, a leopard doing a handstand, a strutting white-tailed eagle and a polar bear that appears to be chatting with a seagull.
- 3Brighton CEO says club doesn't fear losing Hurzeler or stars●Brighton CEO Paul Barber insists Seagulls 'don’t fear' losing Fabian Hurzeler or star players due to robust succession planning
Brighton chief executive Paul Barber has said the club does not fear losing head coach Fabian Hurzeler or its star players, citing a robust succession planning structure at the Amex. Barber's comments underline Brighton's model of preparing internal contingencies, allowing the Seagulls to keep competing in the Premier League despite regular interest in their coach and top talent from bigger clubs.
- 4Brighton, Not Bournemouth, Emerge as the Real Bogey Side●The Bogey Coefficient: Turns Out It’s The Seagulls, Not The Cherries
A new piece of analysis dubbed 'The Bogey Coefficient' argues that Brighton & Hove Albion, nicknamed the Seagulls, are the true bogey team in question rather than AFC Bournemouth, the Cherries. The finding suggests that the club widely assumed to be an awkward opponent has been unfairly blamed, with Brighton's record against certain sides standing out as the more persistent problem.