The Self-Erasing Self: Reclaiming the Neurodivergent Identity
Throughout ‘Movember’ and its immediate aftermath, the university has put on a number of events for the sake of Mental Health Awareness. But for those of us who have suffered…
2018
Review: La Casbah
Will Hutchings reviews La Casbah, an uncomfortable but important watch that will make you reflect on your own life.
‘Tis the Season
Our Editor's Picks along the theme of your favourite festive activities
Review: Harry
Thomas Morris reviews Castle Theatre Company's Harry, a down-to-earth, relatable play.
Foodbank Donations – Doing Your Bit This Christmas
A central part of the Christmas season is the food; but when 1 in 5 people in the UK live in poverty, how can we do our little bit to…
Director’s Note: DIM does a Double Bill
Sam Baumal gives The Bubble an insight into how Durham Improvised Musical operates 'behind the scenes'.
Performances That Should Have Been Oscar Nominated, but Weren’t
With the 2019 Oscars approaching fast, it's time to look back at where the Academy has got it wrong in recent years.
Perpetuating Crises : Mainstream News
Mainstream breaking news is tied to gaining attention and profit, shackled in political allies, limited filming and data collection feasibility, and treads on eggshells around religiously fuelled conflict. Therefore, it…
Hatfield Revealed: HatField Actually Just Field of Hats, Lies, New Study Finds
BREAKING: Massive new inquiry into the true nature of Durham colleges has revealed that the institution known as ‘Hatfield’ is actually just an empty field filled with various types of…
Review: Killology
Killology is not an easy play to describe. It’s jarring, it’s often visceral and unpleasant, and it defies any easy conclusions or resolutions. Fourth Wall’s production is also an extraordinary…