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Durham Drama Festival 2017 preview

February 9, 2017February 9, 2017 sub.editors 0 Comments Alice Clarke, Andrew Shires, Freddie Drewer, Hamish Clayton. Alison Middleton, Isabelle Culkin, Kate Barton

Now in its 42nd year, DDF is back! This week, Palatinate Stage talked to the writers about the influences behind their shows, and why DDF is the most anticipated event in the student theatre calendar.

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Let’s get physical

February 15, 2016 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin

Monogamy remains the ‘done thing’. Well, almost.

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Durham Drama Festival Preview

February 9, 2016February 10, 2016 sub.editors 0 Comments Anna Jeary, Hamish Clayton, Hugh Train, Isabelle Culkin, Kate Lipton, Nikhil Vyas

With the Durham Drama Festival just around the corner, Palatinate Stage talks to six of the writers about the inspiration behind their plays.

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Meet the Durham Revue 2016

January 24, 2016 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin

“I think about life differently nowadays; I will instantly be thinking about how I can turn something into a sketch.”

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Hermione is only white because you say so

January 6, 2016January 6, 2016 sub.editors 0 Comments Alice Oseman, Isabelle Culkin

In a world where cars can fly, people can morph into animals and you can split your soul into several pieces, it’s somehow it’s a step too far to imagine that Hermione could ever be black.

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Freshers’ Play 2015, The Physicists: meet the team rising to the challenge

November 26, 2015November 27, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin

Isabelle Culkin talks to the team behind this year’s DST Freshers’ Play ‘The Physicists’.

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The Voyage: raising awareness through opera

November 20, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin

“How can we help even in the littlest way possible to help shun this culture of xenophobia?”

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Arts Indigo Stage 

The Addams Family: who cares about being normal?

November 15, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin

“The entire message of it is it’s okay to be weird.”

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Woman in Mind: where reality and fantasy collide

November 8, 2015November 8, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin, Simon Fearn

It’s not often you find a play in which 50% of the characters are imaginary.

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The Thrill of Love: separating the fact from the fiction

November 4, 2015November 6, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Isabelle Culkin

Ruth Ellis is exposed as a normal but troubled woman, and not just a callous murderess

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