Beyond Food and the rise of poverty
The UK seems, from a simple, global perspective, to be an affluent and fair nation. We have universal healthcare and a benefits system, and the GDP is expected to increase…
June 2018
Like a Phoenix from the Ashes
Like a phoenix from the ashes, we have all suddenly risen from our beds and opened our eyes - now to this week's Editor's Picks.
Review: A Night at the Tony’s
'A Night at the Tony's' offered a fun night of improvised music, Broadway classics and lesser-known pieces in TDTC's one-off spectacular.
Writer’s Notes: DFoA Black Box Series
The writers of The Black Box Series talk, or rather refuse to talk, about their shows debuting for the first time in Durham‘s Festival of the Arts.
Director’s Note: A Night at the Tony’s
Director Mary Lord promises something for everyone as she aims to bring the glory and the glamour to The Assembly Rooms Theatre.
Sexism is Acceptable, Unfortunately
Say it ain't so.
Review: The IT Crowd
In its theatrical debut, The IT Crowd offers a charming replica of the original, which will hopefully give the newer fans a glimpse into the iconic humour of the TV…
I won’t refuse you a seat at supper
Do universities have a problem with free speech?
Review: 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche
'5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche' returns better than ever in its one-night run at the Gala Theatre.