‘February Story’ review

‘February Story’ by Harry Threapleton tells the story of a student dealing with loss, insecurity, masculinity and the pressures of student life in the ‘God-forsaken month’ of February. Life is dreary, cold, stressful and lonely, and the only hope lies in the mysterious ‘fate-cubes’ which reveal inklings of the truth and what is to come, […]

‘Pride and Prejudice’: A review

Director Nat Pryke took on a significant challenge in deciding to reimagine Jane Austen’s beloved Pride and Prejudice for Valentine’s Day – a novel remembered largely for its portrayal of the dynamic romance of Miss Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy. And yet expectations were met and far surpassed. In this collaborative adaptation,  12 South College […]

Mulan: the national heroine

Long overdue: The Bubble’s Satire section makes this week’s editor’s picks

Introducing Aftercuts: Durham’s Newest Music Magazine

the smell of a circle

So, is The Traitors an inherently flawed game show?

Nosferatu: my review

Why we have a duty to do a lot more for the others than we think

Monopoly: all fun and games?