The joy of ‘hearing’ in a commercial age
The importance of finding beauty in art in the face of its overproduction in a commercial and consumerist age.
culture and arts
Can I call myself progressive and still enjoy The Crown?
Charis Stacey discusses the glamorisation of class inequality in popular TV.
Review: Sightline Productions presents ‘Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons’
Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a world in which you could only say 140 words a day? This production ingeniously explored this reality between the…
Review: Phoenix Theatre Company’s ‘Medea’
Olivia Begley reviews Phoenix Theatre Company's production of 'Medea' as live student theatre returns to Durham.
Review: The Blizzard Theatre Company’s ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’
The Blizzard Theatre Company made a fantastic return to Durham Student Theatre with their performance of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Ruthless or Routine? How popular culture has misrepresented the Vikings.
Henry Taggart explores the public perception of Vikings and how popular culture has impacted their reputation.
What if- ?
Hide in a room, painted with gold. Feed them the ambitions, that you have been told. What do you mean; the world is a void? You should be grateful for…
Paterson: What Happens When Nothing Happens?
Soumyaroop Majumdar explores a film that flew under the radar of many from back in 2016 that's crammed full of poetry and is a drama that appears at first to…