Review: 1984
“Masterful and emotional”: Aimee Dickinson is unsettled by Feather Theatre’s chilling creation of the dystopian world of 1984.
Read more“Masterful and emotional”: Aimee Dickinson is unsettled by Feather Theatre’s chilling creation of the dystopian world of 1984.
Read moreInterview editor Aimee Dickinson chats to Durham alumnus David Sproxton about his sponsorship of the new Sproxton Stagecraft Scholarship and the importance of acknowledging behind the scenes roles in the theatre industry.
Read moreInterview editor Aimee Dickinson chats with four student volunteers from Durham University first aid society who are participating in a national effort to administer the Covid-19 vaccine
Read moreInterview Editor Aimee Dickinson chats with ‘ThatOneCharlie’, Durham University student and YouTuber, about his YouTube channel and the joys and struggles of making university videos during a national pandemic.
Read moreInterview Editor, Aimee Dickinson, speaks to Amana Moore, founder of Durham University’s Art Society’s new arts blog, Loop
Read moreTo celebrate Durham Drama Festival’s 47th Anniversary this week, Aimee Dickinson interviews Jake Murray, one of Festival’s judges this year, about starting his own theatre company in Durham and creating theatre during the pandemic
Read moreAimee Dickinson explores the possibilities for DDF during lockdown.
Read moreInterview Editors speak to Student Action for Refugees (STAR) about their previous involvement with refugees and asylum seekers, STAR’s initiatives for the year and the problematic media discourse which enshrouds the subject.
Read moreInterview editors speak to the Trevs Freshers who attempted a corridor marathon in aid of Help Musicians UK
Read more“To me, the musical explores [the novel’s] themes in a more interesting and contemporary way (and through some absolute belters).” Aimee Dickinson is surprised in going back to the source material for her beloved musical ‘Jekyll and Hyde’.
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