Review: Waiting for Gandalf
UK charity Mankind brings a poignant look at the consequences of the repression of male sexual abuse in a preview of Brighton Fringe's 'Waiting for Gandalf'.
Culture & Arts
Lunch Tables Philosophized
Angelos Sofocleous discusses why people visiting the Palatine cafe alone sit at large, and not at small, tables, with some Sartre, Mill, and...the Cyprus problem.
Review: The History Boys
CTC's 'The History Boys' gracefully treads the line between comedy and poignancy as it addresses homosexuality, feminism and the nature of education.
Director’s Note: The History Boys
Anna Haines discusses her production of 'The History Boys', the crucial nature of the relationships between the actors, its nostalgic value and why it really is so timeless.
Review: Don Broco at the Northumbria Institute
Don Broco released their third record, Technology, on the 2nd of February 2018. The album reached number five in the UK chart, following the release of various singles from the…
‘The Darkest Side of Female Activism’: Female Perpetrators of the Holocaust and their Erasure from History
And erasure from Durham University library?
Coffee House Session Interview – Georgia & The Vintage Youth – My Music and Me
Georgia is just 21 years of age! Her retro jazz/swing style of music is of a vintage era yet fresh, hence the name of the band. CHS brings you Georgia…
Who are DUCE?
Who are DUCE? Ed Walters outlines all you need to know about Durham's newest orchestra.
The 400 Blows: was one of them to the French cinema?
"The filming of Antoine’s life and the fashion in which it was filmed was the new beginning and what followed was the unrivaled period in not merely French, but also…
The Curious Case of Yukio Mishima
Yukio Mishima was an elusive man. He was a Nobel Prize nominated writer, an actor, director and socialite. But, he also staged a failed military coup in the name of…