Alex Roy

1 month ago | palatinate.org.uk | Alex Roy

By Alex Roy ★★★★★As both a musical theatre lover and theology student, the prospect of Trevs College Musical Society (TCMS) resurrecting Jesus Christ Superstar filled me with excitement. The production balanced theological authenticity with a bold, modernised vision, breathing new life into this iconic musical. Told from the perspective of Judas – Jesus’ ultimate betrayer – JCS follows the final seven days of Jesus’ life, from Gethsemane, to his trial, and eventual crucifixion.

1 month ago | palatinate.org.uk | Alex Roy

By Alex RoyA political thriller which directly confronts its darkness,The Moth is a play which interrogates the fraught nature of forgiveness: who has the right to grant it? Should it be granted? Who deserves it? In this World Premiere, the writer, Paul Herzberg, has crafted a piece of theatre which is as much about personal reckoning as it is historical accountability – the result being a harrowing yet beautifully deep human piece of theatre.

2 months ago | odt.co.nz | Alex Roy

Two local teenage brothers who are arguably the best New Zealand tennis players for their respective ages had a tussle for the ages to decide the men’s singles title at last weekend’s Queenstown Open.

2 months ago | linkedin.com | Alex Roy

In December 2024 we announced the first Tesla Full Self-Driving (FSD) Cannonball Run record, inspired by Elon Musk’s claim that Teslas would be capable of driving coast-to-coast without human intervention by the end of 2017. In order to determine how close Tesla is to that goal, we began testing successive generations of FSD on the traditional Cannonball Run route between midtown Manhattan and Redondo Beach, California.

Nov 8, 2024 | palatinate.org.uk | Alex Roy

By Alex Roy⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4 out of 5. The new academic year, as always, promises a new and exciting season of student theatre. Phoenix Theatre Company (Grey College) has delivered on this promise, with this production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Delicately weaving humour, hope, and betrayal, this beautiful piece of theatre brings to light the realities of a neurodivergent person existing in a cold and uncaring world.