DDF: The Adventures of Slick Tuffman
Mike Bedigan keeps the comedy away from the political in DDF's 'The Adventures of Slick Tuffman: A Noir Comedy'
DDF: Cloudburst
Zac Tiplady discusses bringing his writing to stage and the feminist take he hopes he's managed in DDF's 'Cloudburst'.
Director’s Note: Inferno
Wrong Tree Theatre brings devised theatre to the DST, with 'Inferno' providing a dark message for its audience.
Trafficked County Durham teen ‘sent home’ to Vietnamese gang: What’s wrong with our immigration system?
A County Durham teenager, who was trafficked to the UK by a Vietnamese gang, faces being returned ‘home’ to street violence after our government rejected his request for asylum. The…
DDF: hypoclitical
Kitty Briggs and Andy Ball bring to DDF their subversive take on the rom-coms of Hollywood and the actual realities of love.
DDF: The Empiricist
Caspar Bayliss brings his play 'The Empiricist' to DDF as a mix of science, philosophy and absurdist literature.
On retrospection and resolutions.
We may all be ultimately inconsequential beings floating on a rock in the middle of an incomprehensibly vast expanse of space, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t aim to ace…
Fresher’s Review
Eleanor gives her top tips from what she's learnt in her first term as an English literature fresher!
Gwent: Addictive Game within a Game
Gwent - the beloved card game within a game that is as addictive as the original. Here are the reasons why fans resort to it when they cannot get enough…
Is Islamic State still a threat?
Rebecca Turton analyses whether the radical Islamist organization ISIS is still a threat to modern societies.