Review: TDTC Presents ‘Ordinary Days’
The ‘Tone Deaf Theatre Company’ certainly delivers with their energetic new production of ‘Ordinary Days’, which expresses the everyday anxieties of modern life and the isolation which comes from living…
What’s the Price of Changing a Life? Orkambi, Medicine and the NHS
For Cystic Fibrosis patients Orkambi offers huge hopes of an improved quality of life. Annalise Murray looks into tricky NHS negotiations, and why they delayed access to the new precision…
Lumière
The triumph of the warm Lumière spirit over the dismal autumn weather
Movember: more than just a moustache
Lucy Lloyd examines the various societal pressures faced by men and how the organisation ‘Movember’ is taking strides to make real change.
Breaking Up: A Cathartic Release
'Time passes, memories fade into vague nothingness, and it hurts a little less day by day. You’re getting there- getting over it, getting better. Deep down you know you haven’t…
It Won’t Rain Forever
If November comes, can December be far behind?
Review: ‘Four Minutes Twelve Seconds’ by Suffragette Theatre Company
As someone who has read and watched a lot of plays, I have always had a problem with what I have termed ‘rape plays’; plays which attempt to use such…
‘Durham stands with Hong Kong’ – Why international awareness is becoming increasingly important
As Hong Kong enters its sixth continuous month of protests with no clear end in sight and increasing violence already claiming the lives of a number of protesters, as well…
Culinary Memoirs: The Cuisine of Cádiz
In this article, Johnny highlights the best food and drink that Cádiz and Andalusia has to offer, followed by an impromptu recipe, paying homage to this region’s delightful flavours.
Review: ‘Girls Like That’ by Feather Theatre Company
‘Girls Like That’ by the Feather Theatre Company was a bold and honourable attempt at highlighting some of the inequalities between the genders as well as what it is like…