Comment Editor Callum Tilley explores the disparity between, and the distraction of, the life we live and the lives we watch.

"Folk, playful and painfully honest". Xavier Newbery reviews Grace Elizabeth Harvey's recent gig at Claypath Deli.

Perhaps the longest piece of theatre in history, the BA in Visual Arts and Film at Durham University is packed with explosive physical theatre numbers but many onstage mistakes. As I will go into ...

Geert Wilders, leader of the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV), has triggered a fresh political crisis in the Netherlands by pulling his party out of the ruling coalition over a disagreement on ...

Reform UK and the Durham Miners’ Association (DMA) have clashed in a series of statements, interviews and social media posts recently, following the DMA’s decision not to give platforms to Reform ...

DULOG rose to the challenge”. Stage Reviewer Alex Roy is blown away by DULOG’s summer production, The Rocky Horror Show.

In an age of growing polarisation and societal division, friends and family are increasingly ruptured by the fractured world of politics. Reframing this modern phenomenon in a late 80s context, Simon ...

Summer term being in full swing lends itself perfectly to open-air theatre. In this form, nestled within the historic walls of the Master’s Garden of Durham Castle, was CTC’s Twelfth Night. This was ...

By Darcy McBrinn In a continuation of cross chamber gridlock plaguing the Government’s AI ambitions, the controversial Data (Use and Access) Bill was defeated for the fifth time in the House of Lords ...

Content warning: this article mentions death, murder, euthanasia and other themes which some readers may find upsetting. Following the roaring success of their Michaelmas Term installation of A ...

Named after the late, great Gilles Villeneuve, F1’s Montréal circuit gave us a race to remember. Entering the weekend with off-track tensions (looking at you George Russell and Max Verstappen), this ...

Three British men reach the third round of Roland Garros for the first time since 1968 thanks to Jack Draper, Cameron Norrie, and Jacob Fearnley. Daniel Evans wonders whether British tennis in rude ...