Director’s Note: The Comedy of Errors
Sophie Boddington talks about her take on one of Shakespeare's most farcical plays 'The Comedy of Errors'.
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Sophie Boddington talks about her take on one of Shakespeare's most farcical plays 'The Comedy of Errors'.
Pool. You have provided me with countless hours of enjoyment and pleasure. Late night matches until the sun comes up fill me with delight. Banter over the green felt and…
A short story responding to the theme ‘Altered Perspectives’ and inspired by a trip to Glen Coe, featuring photographs from the journey. It’s cold up here. When your father is…
Initiation ceremonies in 18th century Scotland involved masturbating into a shared bowl, and drinking out of a penis-shaped glass...
Lauren Spowart brings her take on 'My Fair Lady' to the DST.
A conclusion to the similarities in chronotope between 'Jane Eyre' and 'Heart of Darkness'
A reading exploring the similar use of 'chronotopes' in 'Jane Eyre' and 'Heart of Darkness'
Ultimately, Akala writes a powerful, individual piece that reflects his feelings towards the poetic epic and his new-found understanding of the text and the story.
Joe McCorriston's EP “Existence. Familiarity” was released on the 25th of January, to coincide with the start of another year of graft & touring. He was interviewed as part of…
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.