Durham Drama Festival : Mount Oswald Programme Review
The Mount Oswald Programme of the Durham Drama Festival had two very different plays, both displaying incredible writing.
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DULOG’s ‘Guys and Dolls’ review
For their annual production, DULOG presented the 1950’s Broadway classic ‘Guys and Dolls’ at the Gala Theatre.
Post-modernism : proud elitism or breath of fresh air?
For a few decades now, overly experimental theatre has discouraged regular people from going to the theatre at all, as we tend to consider it too elitist or even snobbish.…
Review : TDTC presents ‘Freshers’ showcase’
The Tone Deaf Theatre Company returns to the Assembly Rooms for a truly breathtaking showcase.
Chekhov’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ : An investigation of the value of authentic performance in association with Durham University Classical Theatre.
Why should humanities students see this play? Read on to hear producer Isobel on the virtues of authentically performed Chekhov.
State Champs Review
From New York to Newcastle: Living Proof that pop-punk isn’t dead.