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‘I wish I could do what I love, but I want to afford the bus’: The ugly classism of Bristol’s performing arts societies
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‘I wish I could do what I love, but I want to afford the bus’: The ugly classism of Bristol’s performing arts societies
By Lily Grace Oliver, Third Year Film and Television‘Oh, you’re staying at the Ghetto.’‘I’m staying where?’‘University Hall. Everyone calls it the Ghetto, you know.’The boy grins after saying this. I notice people’s eyebrows raise slightly upwards when I state my dad’s job at my school was the janitor. I used to think it was impressive that the most famous person who went to my state school was reality sensation Katie Price, until I began to go …
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