DDF: Scratch Night (Review)
'Scratch Night' starts DDF off with the good and bad of the still-developing productions of DST.
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DDF: Eve
Carrie Gaunt's 'Eve' brings an inherently feminist take on Genesis to DDF.
DDF: Flowers n’ That
Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin brings the tragicomedy 'Flowers N That' to DDF.
DDF: The House of Influenza
Andrew Shires discusses the horror, the comedy and the fun of being afraid in DDF's 'The House of Influenza'.
DDF: Marsistan
Hamza Adam Rafique explores the future, family and prejudice in DDF'S 'Marsistan'.
DDF: The Adventures of Slick Tuffman
Mike Bedigan keeps the comedy away from the political in DDF's 'The Adventures of Slick Tuffman: A Noir Comedy'
DDF: Cloudburst
Zac Tiplady discusses bringing his writing to stage and the feminist take he hopes he's managed in DDF's 'Cloudburst'.
DDF: hypoclitical
Kitty Briggs and Andy Ball bring to DDF their subversive take on the rom-coms of Hollywood and the actual realities of love.
DDF: The Empiricist
Caspar Bayliss brings his play 'The Empiricist' to DDF as a mix of science, philosophy and absurdist literature.