Review: A Murder is Announced
Julia Atherley's 'A Murder is Announced' is tradition yet contemporary in her rendition of the classic Agatha Christie tale.
Culture & Arts
The English Dissertation
Fear not - here is a suggestion of how to be ‘that person’ who knows exactly what they’re doing with their life. Starting with a smug satisfaction that they have…
Ekphrasis – A Poem Inspired by Turner’s Paintings
A poem by Natalie Wall responding to the theme 'Ekphrasis' and inspired by J. M. W. Turner's stormy seascape paintings.
Review: Inferno
Hannah Anson enjoys Wrong Tree Theatre's 'Inferno'.
DDF: Eve
Carrie Gaunt's 'Eve' brings an inherently feminist take on Genesis to DDF.
An Introduction to Logic and Logical Fallacies
Angelos Sofocleous explains deductive and inductive logic, and presents some of the most common logical fallacies and ways to avoid them.
REVIEW: Darkest Hour
Marcus Hickman gives latest Churchill biopic mixed reviews: making up in artistry and performance quality what it lacks in historical integrity.
DDF: Flowers n’ That
Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin brings the tragicomedy 'Flowers N That' to DDF.
Director’s Note: A Murder is Announced
Julia Atherley discusses bringing her tweaked version of Agatha Christie's 'A Murder is Announced' to Castle's Great Hall.
DDF: The House of Influenza
Andrew Shires discusses the horror, the comedy and the fun of being afraid in DDF's 'The House of Influenza'.