DOE’s production of ‘Don Giovanni’ review
Fiona Steer reviews the Durham Opera Ensemble's production of Don Giovanni at the Assembly Rooms Theatre.
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A (spoiler free) review: Horizon Forbidden West
Horizon: Zero Dawn's sequel has been long anticipated and it finally released in February. Here are some spoiler-free thoughts on this incredible game!
Durham Drama Festival: Assembly Rooms Programme Review
Fiona Steer reviews a fantastic night of student theatre - Mrs Alexander, Hotel Charmon and Cottage in the DDF Assembly Rooms Programme.
Review The Durham Revue’s Show: You Only Laugh Twice
In her review, Fiona Steer discusses how 'You Only Laugh Twice', isn't an accurate representation of her experience watching this series of comedy sketches created and performed by The Durham…
Colonialism and climate change: a review of ‘Consumed’ by Aja Barber
Lia reviews 'Consumed: On Colonialism, Climate Change, Consumerism, and the Need for Collective Change', and discusses the ongoing impact of colonialism on the planet.
After All This Time: Harry Potter 20th Anniversary Review
Melissa Rumbold reviews the Harry Potter Anniversary reunion.
A Dramatic Year: My 2021 Theatre Round Up
In her 2021 theatre round up, Hetty discusses and rates the top five productions she saw last year.
Review: Feather Theatre Company presents ‘The History Boys’
Rachel Barlow reviews 'The History Boys' performed by Feather Theatre Company and directed by Luke Blackstock. Profound, intimate, and downright funny, this performance has brought new aspects of Alan Bennett's…
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…
Why everybody should be reading Michael Chabon
On the few occasions that I have been asked what my dissertation is about, I have answered, hesitatingly, “an author. . . He’s Jewish-American. . . He’s actually still alive.…