Durham Student Theatre: Top Tips for Freshers
Aimee Dickinson reflects on her time with DST, whilst offering some friendly advice for upcoming freshers.
Aimee Dickinson
Review: Implosion
Aimee Dickinson reviews DDF's 'Implosion'
Review: Lungbarrow’s Insomnia
Aimee Dickinson is confused yet charmed Aidas Zvirblis' 'Lungbarrow's Insomnia'
Review: He Never Married
Aimee Dickinson reviews Kane Taylor's hard-hitting and authentic drama 'He Never Married'
Review: Rocket Theatre Company’s ‘The Showcase’
I didn’t know what to expect from Rocket Theatre Company’s Showcase, but whatever I expected I was sadly disappointed. I must respect what The Showcase was trying to do; bringing…
Review: Squashed Mango’s ‘Sita’
Sita is a devised show that has been created by Squashed Mango, telling the Hindu story of Ramayana from a distinctly feminist perspective through the medium of physical theatre. Aesthetically…
Review: Pitch Productions presents ‘Sparks’
The production team for Sparks certainly did a good job creating the publicity for the show: even before walking into the theatre, I was intrigued by the play’s description, and…
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…
‘Intense and unsettling’- Review of Suffragette Theatre Company’s ‘Five Kinds of Silence’
As the first show in the new Assembly Rooms Theatre, I had high expectations for Suffragette Theatre Company’s ‘Five Kinds of Silence’. A play described by the director Aaron Rozanski…