Lately, I have had the wonderful opportunity to catch the livestream of Sally Hossack, a member of staff at DMU, interview, artist and film director, Suki Chan. Suki discussed her journey in photography and film and her unwavering intrigue into… Continue Reading
On today’s agenda was attending a dance class. Unsurprisingly, as a writer and not a dancer and I did awfully. However, I had an amazing time! My lovely friend Jess dragged me along to this workshop, where we met the… Continue Reading
In the event ‘Arts In Prisons’, Dr Jacqui Norton was in conversation with Chris Heighton, and it was riveting from the start. The speakers’ experience and witty charm captivated my attention throughout. Chris Heighton’s curiosity in the influence of music… Continue Reading
Today, I had the delightful opportunity to watch the livestream of Kate Chapman, a member of staff at DMU, interview Lyn Gardner, a novelist and journalist, about her history in the realm of Theatre. In particular, her experience working as… Continue Reading
Kate Chapman, the interviewer, was joined by Lyn Gardner. Lyn is a journalist and novelist who contributes reviews and articles to The Stage and has written for The Guardian. This event was captivating and informative as Lyn shares her career… Continue Reading
In conversation with Lyn Gardner not gave us an insight into Gardner’s key moments in her life as a theatre critic, but also delved into important topics such as gender, race, and the changes she has seen throughout her life. She also… Continue Reading
This review is on ‘Queered that Consent? (2)’ which was the second half of the twin event series. We are again introduced to the wonderful Priya, the organiser. It follows the same discussion and principles that they featured in the first… Continue Reading
As a first year DMU student, it is always nice to get the chance to see and interact with people from other modules and other groups. Seeing so many familiar faces coming together in support of our wonderful readers was… Continue Reading
thoroughly enjoyed my time at the undergraduate showcase. Every piece felt unique to the reader and it wasn’t hard to tell that all of the readers were very passionate about their work, which made them so engaging and interesting to… Continue Reading
COLLAPSE This is one of those events everyone needs to attend, and was made even more accessible by being put online. Regardless of political, sociological or ethnic background, the topics covered here are important, and covered amazingly. We begin with… Continue Reading