The Durham Revue’s ‘Comedyfest’ featuring The Cambridge Footlights and St Andrews Revue review
The Durham Revue presents its annual Comedyfest show at the Gala Theatre featuring The Cambridge Footlights and St Andrews Revue.
February 2022
Daffodils
Abigail Brierley talks about spring, poems and daffodils
Book review: ‘Into the Wild’
In this article, Natalia Brudkowska introduces us to Jon Krakauer's bestselling work of non-fiction, a riveting exploration of the two years leading up to Chris McCandless's tragic death in the…
Feel nostalgic with these primary school bakes!
Kate Langton brings you back to those primary school days with classic recipes, including sprinkle cake, cornflake tart, and banoffee pie!
Sightline Productions’ ‘Low Level Panic’ review
Sightline Productions presents 'Low Level Panic' to City Theatre.
New procedure announced to address anti-social noise in Durham City
Durham University in collaboration with Durham Constabulary and Durham County Council have announced a new procedure for responding to reports of anti-social noise from students in Durham City.
Plastic waste – the masked cost of the pandemic?
Joseph Spencer discusses the impact of the pandemic on the plastic waste crisis.
Blizzard Theatre Company’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ review
The Blizzard Theatre company presents a production of Roy Williams’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ to the Assembly Rooms.
Cast announced for ‘Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)’!
Casting has been announced for Intergalactic (Petals and Installations), to be performed at Live Theatre Newcastle between Wednesday 16 and Saturday 19 March as part of Elevator Festival.
An interview with Nathan Law: the fading hope of Hong Kong
Current Affairs Deputy Editor Joshua Guillen interviews Nathan Law, activist and pro-democracy advocate, about his experiences of authoritarianism and political repression in Hong Kong.