Durham Drama Festival : Mount Oswald Programme Review
The Mount Oswald Programme of the Durham Drama Festival had two very different plays, both displaying incredible writing.
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National Museums Scotland gifted rare collection of 17th century Scottish silver
National Museums Scotland have recently acquired a trio of exceptionally rare silver objects created in Scotland in the 1600s. The quaich, trumpet bell and mazer are important examples of 17th…
Durham Drama Festival: Assembly Rooms Programme Review
Fiona Steer reviews a fantastic night of student theatre - Mrs Alexander, Hotel Charmon and Cottage in the DDF Assembly Rooms Programme.
‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’ – why not?
'Don't judge a book by its cover' is one of those phrases everyone says but no-one follows. Rachel Barlow discusses the ins and outs of why it is important to…
Review The Durham Revue’s Show: You Only Laugh Twice
In her review, Fiona Steer discusses how 'You Only Laugh Twice', isn't an accurate representation of her experience watching this series of comedy sketches created and performed by The Durham…
After All This Time: Harry Potter 20th Anniversary Review
Melissa Rumbold reviews the Harry Potter Anniversary reunion.
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ is a blessing for comic fans
Magali O’Brien takes look at ‘No Way Home’ from the perspective of Spider-Man comic fans.
Are TV and media effective tools for climate activism?
Flo Wright gives her take on the role of TV and the media in climate activism.
Jarvis Cocker: perv or public conscience?
It’s 3 am and I can’t sleep so I’m binge-watching Jarvis Cocker interviews. In a Guardian interview from 2011, a slightly jaded Jarvis admits that he only started the whole…
DULOG’s ‘Guys and Dolls’ review
For their annual production, DULOG presented the 1950’s Broadway classic ‘Guys and Dolls’ at the Gala Theatre.