Le Bleuet de France and Remembrance Traditions Across the Channel
In the first of our Historians Abroad series, Naomi Warin compares Remembrance Day in Britain and France.
Culture & Arts
Live: Prides @ Newcastle Riverside
Zoe Tongue reviews Scottish synthpop band Prides’ gig at Newcastle Riverside.
Review: The Physicists
Adam Simpson reviews this year’s Freshers’ Play, The Physicists.
Review: A Servant to Two Masters
Carrie Gaunt reviews Castle Theatre Company’s first production of the year.
Review: Glengarry Glen Ross
Tom Barber reviews Fortnight Theatre’s debut production of Glengarry Glen Ross.
Catastrophe: refreshingly frank, honest and down to earth
Megan McKenna tells us why Channel 4’s hilarious hit series is a romcom with a difference.
2015: Beyond the Multiplex
Thom Addinall-Biddulph recommends some of the year’s best arthouse films.
Lumiere 2015: Photography Competition and Gallery
Katherine Archer presents the winners of this year’s Lumiere photography competition alongside a gallery of entries.
Live: 2Cello @ Plovdiv’s Ancient Theatre
Veneta Chavdarova runs us through her incredible experience seeing 2Cello at the Plovdiv Ancient Theatre earlier this year.
Complex Meshes
Peter Swan beautifully captures the changing lights of Miguel Chevalier’s installation during Durham Lumiere.