Review: Terrorism
"unsparingly brutal and raw as it is surreal"- Thomas Morris reviews STC's 'Terrorism'.
March 2019
Review: Tappuccino
"this short but well-executed production leaves the audience laughing and wanting more"- Georgina Cole reviews DIM's 'Tappuccino'.
Elvet Riverside Voted Durham University’s Favourite Building
The results of a recent poll have been announced, with a surprise result.
Director’s Note: TERRORISM
'As bizarre as it is touching, TERRORISM brazenly holds a mirror to our faces; we wonder what you will make of the reflection.' Aaron Rozanski and Sophie Cullis explain the…
Fleabag Returns
An explosive and brilliant first episode... refreshingly original
Activism, Debate and Friendship in the Durham University Conservative Association
In the second installment of our series on Durham's political societies, Press Officer Lucy Jackson tells us what being a member of DUCA is really like.
Review: Oresteia
'The tension rarely falters' - Oresteia 'does not stray so far from the original that it loses the great cathartic impact of Greek theatre': Abbie Crunkhorn reviews Phoenix Theatre's Oresteia.
Causes Spotlight: Durham University Charities Committee
If you are a Durham student, chances are you have heard of DUCK, the aptly named Durham University Charities Committee. Most people know of some of the work done by…
Dating and Anxiety: a Conversation
"The art of dating and supposedly finding the love of your life can be tricky at the best of times, but when you’re struggling with your mental health it can…
A Doll’s House: A Feminist Text?
An opinion piece, based on the drama, 'A Doll's House' by Henrik Ibsen.