Review: Above the Mealy-Mouthed Sea
Jemima Foxtrot's 'Above the Mealy-Mouthed Sea' delivers with its performance of suppressed childhood memories which eventually must be confronted.
Culture & Arts
Director’s Note: Seussical the Musical
Lucy Knight reflects on bringing everyone's favourite childhood author to the Gala Theatre.
Board games in Asia
I guess most people enjoyed your time with families and friends during the vacation. In many countries, there are different games when families get together such as the new year…
The Music of Murakami
Japanese writer Haruki Murakami is famous around the world for his magical realist novels about nostalgia and reclusive lonely characters. What makes this writer’s work ever more interesting is his…
Review: Hamilton
Not strictly DST related, but something you need to go and see.
#Instapoets: The New Generation of Poetry Publishing
Emily Jade Thomas explores the newly-emerging world of the self-publishing #Instapoets.
Consuming Christmas: a history of Yuletide advertising
Isobel Roser takes us on a journey through the history of Christmas advertising, from the Victorians to the modern day.
Looking back on Star Wars
On the release date of The Force Awakens, Zoe Tongue analyses the raging success of the Star Wars franchise.
Review: Miss Julie
Charlotte Churcher reviews Pitch Productions’ debut show: Miss Julie by August Strindberg.
Durham Choral Society Concert
A review of Durham Choral Society’s Christmas concert by Giulia Zavagna.