“Tender but horrific”, director Yasmin Roe described her team’s work, Yen, after the night ended in standing ovation. The compelling story of two brothers (Bobbie and Hench), their abusive mother

I hate musicals. I’d like to think most rational people do. Yet, CHMS’ Dogfight is, without a doubt, one of the best student productions I’ve seen in my time at

Last night, ComedySoc’s Dead Ducks performed their show: Alive and kicking. Five actors (Emily Brighty, Harry Cole, Geo Craig, Elizabeth Diamond and Maxwell Smales) run up and down the stage

From the second the projectors lit the stage, I knew I would love DramaSoc’s Alphonse, directed by Ella McKeown. Six actors are curled up in a circle. They start dancing

What a strange afternoon I spent at the Theatre@41! I don’t really know what I was expecting to see given the names of the operas being performed by Operasoc: A

Art projects pinned on pistachio green walls, little desks and chairs, pots of felt-tip pens and coloring crayons, bookshelves and little snacks in lockers, a poster of baby Yoda saying

‘The phone keeps screaming and the birds keep ringing.’ Something was really wrong in the Drama Barn last night. DramaSoc’s week-end show Little Light, written by Alice Birch and directed

How intimate was DramaSoc’s ODN night of week four! Gabriella Turno’s gently, quietly, lovingly gathered on stage three characters: a daughter who returns home after six years, her mother, and her

This week the universe has not been on my side but my luck finally seemed to be changing when an opportunity arose for me to watch a comedy show on a

If you’re interested in acting, DramaSoc has a wide variety of ways to get involved, one of which involves Open Drama Nights, or ODNs. For those that don’t know, ODNs

Over the years, the tone of semi-religious musicals has changed. I say semi-religious because they don’t exactly play out scenes from the Bible (Jesus Christ Superstar being a bit of

The exhibition is a rolling projection, lasting around 35 minutes. You can walk in at any time and wait until it repeats itself or just stay for as long as

There’s always an atmosphere when you’re in a crowded church. That crowd absolutely packing the church, and the church in question being the York Minster, it’s no surprise then that

Variety is the spice of life and this is never more true than when discussing art. “TEN: Then and Now” the latest exhibition by the Norman Rea Gallery truly captures

Rhys James is surprisingly familiar. Years after he graduated from Manchester University, he still has the air of a student pursuing a zany hobby. His irreverent but clever comedic style