Elitism in theatre: why is theatre increasingly inaccessible?
Emily Sanderson discusses elitism and accessibility in theatre and what can be done about it.
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A review of The Snow-Globe Theatre Company’s ‘Little Women’ by Emily Sanderson
Theatre review of The Snow Globe Theatre Company’s recent production of ‘Little Women’.
All the student theatre being performed in Durham this Michaelmas and why you should see it
A week-by-week breakdown of all the Durham Student Theatre that's on this Michaelmas Term (beginning week 4).
Dismantling ‘A Doll’s House’: the lasting impact of Henrik Ibsen in 20th century theatre
Isabelle Bylett explores Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House, and its enduring impact on the theatre and wider society of the 20th Century.
‘Vital part of the ecosystem of the North East’: Ruth Mary Johnson, Charlotte Small, and Rebecca Glendenning-Laycock on Alphabetti Theatre, and authentically accessible theatre creation
Sarah Kelly interviews the writer, director, and actor of 'Angela', discussing opportunity and accessibility in the Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle.
‘Moulin Rouge! The Musical’: Review
Josh Goodwin reviews the new West End production 'Moulin Rouge: The Musical'.
Theatre and film, converging
Many people think film and theatre are two parallel forms of art, and that you can’t exceed in both. It’s either one or the other: “it’s truer in film, no,…
So fetch! Mean Girls musical set to hit the big screen
Josh Goodwin details updates on the upcoming movie adaptation of 'Mean Girls The Musical'.
Review: DULOG’s ‘Hello, Dolly!’
Seana Johansson-Keys reviews DULOG's annual Gala show: 'Hello, Dolly!'
Ed Fringe Review: an exciting writing opportunity for Durham students
Josh Goodwin details a new reviewing programme for students.