Review: Durham Revue’s ‘Unfinished Business’
“It will be no surprise when see these faces on the big screens”: Honor Douglas is in awe of the comedic talent witnessed in the Durham Revue’s Unfinished Business.
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Review: Meeting Point
Honor Douglas revels in a night at the Assembly Rooms watching a new student-written play, Meeting Point, that “is simply marvellous and redefines just how professional student theatre can be”.
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The problematic nature of an airbrushed Khloe Kardashian
Honor Douglas argues that the recently leaked unedited image of Khloe Kardashian exposes the cruelty of society’s unrealistic beauty standards.
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Review: HBT’s Miscast 2: Seasons of Love
“A truly talented bunch.” Honor Douglas enjoys the second instalment of Hild Bede Theatre’s Miscast Showcase.
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Review: The KEITH. Podcast
“Hilarious”: Honor Douglas takes a look at the first episode of KEITH.’s brand new podcast.
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Review: Breakout Room
“Relatable, honest and funny”: Honor Douglas has nothing but praise for the latest DST offering, ‘Breakout Room’
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Deconstructing gender roles – has Disney finally debunked gender stereotypes?
“For young girls watching, dreams involved castles and handsome men, while young boys could dream of saving others and having power”: Honor Douglas analyses how gender roles have developed in Disney media.
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Review: Malcolm and Marie
“Malcolm & Marie sparks some interesting debate about the film industry”. Honor Douglas gripes over the pitfalls of the Sam Levinson film.
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‘Our Streets Now’: the campaign to end sexual harassment comes to Durham
To mark the launch of ‘Our Streets Now’ in Durham this week, Honor Douglas outlines the significance of the campaign to end public sexual harassment.
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Review: 48 Hours
“So professional that the cohort could be compared to those graduating from a leading drama school.” Honor Douglas reviews monologue showcase, 48 Hours.
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