B is not for Boat
It was only years later that I would discover the existence of the term 'phobia' to describe my condition.
Culture & Arts
From LOLcats to Prehistoric Penises: The History of Memes
It’s typical to think of memes as a modern phenomenon. Indeed internet memes are, but what if “meme-age” refers to something deeper, something more entrenched in the history of culture…
Review: La Casbah
Will Hutchings reviews La Casbah, an uncomfortable but important watch that will make you reflect on your own life.
Review: Harry
Thomas Morris reviews Castle Theatre Company's Harry, a down-to-earth, relatable play.
Director’s Note: DIM does a Double Bill
Sam Baumal gives The Bubble an insight into how Durham Improvised Musical operates 'behind the scenes'.
Performances That Should Have Been Oscar Nominated, but Weren’t
With the 2019 Oscars approaching fast, it's time to look back at where the Academy has got it wrong in recent years.
Hatfield Revealed: HatField Actually Just Field of Hats, Lies, New Study Finds
BREAKING: Massive new inquiry into the true nature of Durham colleges has revealed that the institution known as ‘Hatfield’ is actually just an empty field filled with various types of…
Review: Killology
Killology is not an easy play to describe. It’s jarring, it’s often visceral and unpleasant, and it defies any easy conclusions or resolutions. Fourth Wall’s production is also an extraordinary…
Review: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change
Will Hutchings reviews 'I love you, You're perfect, Now change', a production containing light, yet somewhat complex, entertainment.
Putting the ‘Real’ into Reality – the Inspirational Stars of Reality TV in 2018
Olivia McCann discusses the inspirational stars of reality TV who have made a positive difference in 2018 by showing us how we can embrace what makes us different and achieve…