Legally Blonde Review: “worth talking about”
”Surely no one could rival Reese Witherspoon in the role of Elle Woods – could they? I was pleasantly surprised.”
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Adele Cooke
“He’s looking at you, kid”
Adele Cooke looks at the Male Gaze in Film & TV.
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“It’s a constant conversation you are having with yourself”: Ella Hickson on creativity, playwriting and politics of the stage
Indigo sit down with the playwright to discuss her creative process and the world of professional theatre.
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“The play’s the thing”, but who knows what the next scene will show?
Taking time out of her busy schedule, Catherine Mallyon sat down with Indigo to discuss 50:50 casting, trigger warnings and, of course, the future of Shakespearian theatre.
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Racism: #RecogniseAndResist
Indigo speak with Ryan Robinson Perinchief, President of the Durham People of Colour Association.
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5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche review: ‘farcical and delightful’
“Picture the scene: it’s 1956, and the Susan B. Anthony Society for the Sisters of Gertrude Stein are enjoying their annual quiche breakfast, when the nuclear apocalypse begins” – ‘Five Lesbians Eating a Quiche’ is being performed at 19:30 in The Assembly Rooms from Thursday 26th until Saturday 28th October.
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Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons, Lemons review: ‘well received’
Bursting with cobbled-together student charm, I wouldn’t exactly say this production was professional – but it was undeniably entertaining.
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Alice in Wonderland preview: ‘prodigious’
Approaching a classic text with a magnitude as large as Alice In Wonderland is a huge feat for even the most talented of ensembles.
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Five Kinds of Silence review: ‘gritty’
Although the play may be entitled Five Kinds of Silence, it speaks volumes.
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Eight preview: ‘original’
Comprised of eight monologues, the play draws its audience in by allowing them to vote on the running order of each night.
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