The Ophelia Effect: On The Virgin Suicides and Personal Grief
Meg Luesley gives a personal take on Sofia Coppola's classic by
Culture & Arts
Why it’s great to be different: The Outsider Art Sale of William Louis-Dreyfus at Christie’s
Nicholas Brown guides us through what it means to be different as an artist in a modern world.
1919: the beginning of modern feminism?
1919: politics is controlled by men, business is controlled by men, in fact, the world is run by men. 100 years later, what’s changed? The answer is, sadly, not a…
Review: Northanger Abbey
"Northanger Abbey finishes on the comfortably enjoyable tone it establishes from the very beginning"- CTC‘s production of Jane Austen‘s classic novel is charming in its entirety.
DDF Review: The Fire on Beacon Hill
"an emotional rollercoaster in a 50-minute bottle."- Catriona Inglis reviews DDF's 'The Fire on Beacon Hill'.
Director’s Note: Northanger Abbey
"story of a young woman learning about the world beyond the pages of the novels she reads"- Imogen Usherwood discussess her production of 'Northanger Abbey'.
DDF Review: Kay and Rex
'clever and well-paced'- Tom Morris reviews Madeleine Horton's 'Kay and Rex', performing for Durham Drama Festival.
Your guide to TV this Valentine’s Day
Single? In a relationship? Something in between? Watching TV is what you should be doing this Valentines Day.
DDF Review: tuesday
'Although on stage very little is happening, Cowburn does hint at more sinister undercurrents.'- Lauren Powdrell reviews Andrew Cowburn's 'tuesday', performing for Durham Drama Festival.
DDF Review: Ladies Who Lunch
'this play mourns the lack of support that can exist where it is most needed.'- Isabella Briers reviews Niamh Collins' 'Ladies who Lunch', performing for Durham Drama Festival.