Review: She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not
She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not foreshadows well for STAB's on-the-rise drama and is 'hilariously bizarre' in its depiction of unrequited love, family, and pirates.
Director’s Note: Puns Intended
Puns Intended breaks the fourth wall in its exploration of what everyone's famous favourite characters would be like outside their roles.
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In conversation with: Torts & Tina
Torts & Tina talk about their new "unpretentious" comedy and where they hope to take it next.
“Ideology”: the winning article of the Politics Writing Competition
Chris Rousell's winning piece on "Ideology" gives us a tour of its recent history and its future
Review: A Doll’s House
Green Door Theatre Company bring Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' to the DST.
Why We Should Care about Water Shortage in Britain
As we patiently walk from our snug housing out into the British weather, we endure the rain, accepting it as a wet fact of life. However, while some of us…
Review: The Mercy
‘The Mercy’ is an unrelenting tale of pride, tragedy and what it takes to make history.- Ellie Farrell reviews 'The Mercy'
Does tragedy serve a beneficial purpose to the individual?
Katya Kosheleva explores the concept of tragedy and misery and how they might serve to benefit the individual, rather than harm them.
Review: Jerusalem
Kimran Rana blends the party lifestyle with political commentary in Letterbox Productions' 'Jerusalem'.