Sightline Productions’ ‘Low Level Panic’ review
Sightline Productions presents 'Low Level Panic' to City Theatre.
Durham
New procedure announced to address anti-social noise in Durham City
Durham University in collaboration with Durham Constabulary and Durham County Council have announced a new procedure for responding to reports of anti-social noise from students in Durham City.
Blizzard Theatre Company’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ review
The Blizzard Theatre company presents a production of Roy Williams’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ to the Assembly Rooms.
Cast announced for ‘Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)’!
Casting has been announced for Intergalactic (Petals and Installations), to be performed at Live Theatre Newcastle between Wednesday 16 and Saturday 19 March as part of Elevator Festival.
70 years of creativity
What can we learn from those different from us? In an interview with amateur artist Sheila Cunningham, Rachel Barlow looks over seventy years of art, creativity, and life.
The Great British scone debate
Find out if the national preference for scones is jam first or cream first with Harriet Banks, who offers her opinion along with a deliciously simple recipe you can use…
‘Don’t judge a book by its cover’ – why not?
'Don't judge a book by its cover' is one of those phrases everyone says but no-one follows. Rachel Barlow discusses the ins and outs of why it is important to…
Durham University demonstrates support for the UK government’s Levelling Up White Paper
In response to the UK’s Government’s Levelling Up White Paper announcement, Durham University has released information detailing its support and contribution to this agenda. Professor Karen O’Brien, Vice Chancellor and…
Coping with Covid
Davina Veselichka discusses some tried and tested ways to beat boredom during Covid-19 isolation.
The best British biscuit
Harriet Banks discusses and ranks her favourite British biscuits, offering controversial opinions on Oreos, Bourbons and Digestives.