Review: DULOG’S ‘Guys and Dolls’
“A production of the highest quality and entertainment”: Hetty Mentzel is enthralled by DULOG’s ‘Guys and Dolls’.
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Review: Miranda
“I don’t think a single audience member left the Assembly Rooms without a smile on their face”: Jennifer Leigh is enthralled with Ooook’s ‘Miranda’.
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Review: Bull
“This production… provided an insight into the harsh reality that is toxic office politics that often makes you want to punch someone in the face”: Alexander Bittar enjoys Fourth Wall Theatre Company’s ‘Bull’.
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Review: The History Boys
“Comic, sensitive and relatable”: Grace McNicholas loves Feather Theatre Company’s performance of ‘The History Boys’
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Review: Late Night Comedy Lock-in
“A feel-good, warm and hilarious display from some of Durham’s most talented performers”: Florence Lunnon is entertained by her night of late night comedy at the Assembly Rooms Theatre.
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Durham University’s finest comedians: an interview with the Durham Revue | PalTV Interviews
PalTV’s Laura Elena interviews the nationally renowned Durham Revue ahead of their returners’ show.
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Review: Synthesise
“I found the concept of the play to be very interesting and thought-provoking – the play begs the question of what would you risk, in order to potentially save your life?” Chloe Codling is enchanted by Wrong Tree Theatre Company’s ‘Synthesise’.
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Review: Edges
“Heart-warming and uplifting”: Freya Stewart is deeply impressed by Tone Death Theatre Company’s ‘Edges’.
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In the room where it happened…
The stage editors interview DST President, Lamesha Ruddock, about her experience working as Assistant Stage Manager for Hamilton over Summer.
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Director’s Note: Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons
“The chemistry between Eliana Franks and Kit Redding as they play Bernadette and Oliver is indescribable, and the audience is immediately drawn into their little world and become invested in whether they will work together through this life-changing new law.” Honor Douglas gives her director’s note on Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons by Sam Steiner.
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