The English Alphabet
When you were set to leave for England in the year 1940, you took it upon yourself to teach me English. We got from A for Apple to M for…
Culture & Arts
My 2018 Literature Journey
2018 was a year of immense change and personal growth, marking my entry into my first year at Durham University sixteen hours away from home, leaving both the school I…
Durham Drama Festival: Scratch Night
Alex Cohen, Jenny Pavitt, Charles Edward Pipe have contributed their own plays for Durham Drama Festival's Scratch Night; we spoke to them about their inspiration, favourite lines and where they…
How to Dominate your Dissertation and Deadlines
The failsafe strategy to tailor your work process according to your needs, in time for deadlines.
Review: DUCT’s Classical Acting Showcase
Adam Carruthers reviews DUCT’s Classical Acting Showcase, a spread of actors bringing sass and passion to plays over 100 years old.
The Good Place: The World’s First Philosophical Sitcom
To an unfamiliar mind, philosophy may come across as a daunting field of study for its intellectually challenging ideas and equally convoluted literature. As a result, discussion of philosophy is…
Preview: Angel
In preparation for Sightline Productions’ Angel, I chatted to Director, Hiba Benhamed and actress, Gayaneh Vlieghe, during their rehearsal.
Review: The Durham Revue present ‘Apocalypse… Now?’
"the troupe offer unique and innovative material in the sketches"- Clara Knight reviews 'The Durham Revue presents: Apocalypse... Now?'
SAS: Who Dares Wins- Probably Not a Woman?
'SAS: Who Dares Wins' is back and with female competitors- but will this actually change anything about the programme? Lydia Buckroyd explores.