Elvet Riverside Voted Durham University’s Favourite Building
The results of a recent poll have been announced, with a surprise result.
Culture & Arts
Director’s Note: TERRORISM
'As bizarre as it is touching, TERRORISM brazenly holds a mirror to our faces; we wonder what you will make of the reflection.' Aaron Rozanski and Sophie Cullis explain the…
Fleabag Returns
An explosive and brilliant first episode... refreshingly original
Review: Oresteia
'The tension rarely falters' - Oresteia 'does not stray so far from the original that it loses the great cathartic impact of Greek theatre': Abbie Crunkhorn reviews Phoenix Theatre's Oresteia.
A Doll’s House: A Feminist Text?
An opinion piece, based on the drama, 'A Doll's House' by Henrik Ibsen.
From Persephone
'He made me wings / With the bones / Of a hell-hound'
Child Genius – A Problematic Competition with a Dubious Prize
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews the final of this year's Child Genius with the view that the intense competition achieves nothing at all.
What’s going on? Castle Art Week 2019
Castle’s Art Week 2019 University College has concluded its annual celebrations of the arts in the form of Castle Arts Week. The week involved various workshops, ranging from pottery, tie…
Review: The Hound of the Baskervilles
'What Suffragette Theatre Company’s production lacks in flair, it makes up for in admirable effort and a real dedication to the performance.' Isabella Briers reviews 'The Hound of the Baskervilles.'
Review: Birdland
"an entertaining piece of theatre and a vehicle for some impressive performances" Meg Luesley reviews Cuth's Drama Society's production of 'Birdland'.