Alice Porter reviews ‘How To Keep Up With The Kardashians’, a UMDS production on body image and pop culture
Ellie Klouda reviews Nut at the SU Theatre, which is part of UMDS’ MIFTA season
Jess Johnstone reviews UMDS’ double bill of Mother Tongue and Riot Act at Tribeca Bar
Alexia Pieretti reviews the University of Manchester Drama Society’s production of Rory Mullarkey’s The Wolf from the Door
Amy Hagan reviews We Have Sinned, new student writing as part of the Drama Society’s MIFTA Season.
Kayleigh Crawford reviews Sass Holmes’ A Place, as part of the University of Manchester Drama Soicety MIFTA season
Sam Bronheim reviews student led production of Joel Horwood’s bittersweet, coming-of-age tale; ‘I Caught Crabs in Walberswick’ on the NIAMOS stage.
Jess Johnstone reviews the ‘The Country Wife’, the second show in the Drama Society’s Autumn Showcase.
Grace Currie admires the way in which the cast and creative team handle difficult themes in a challenging production. Part of the Drama Society’s MIFTA season 2018
Sam Whitehouse reviews UMDS’s Gorgon Westley’s Railway Circus, which was performed at the Peer Hat as part of the MIFTAs
Scarlett Gorman reviews UMDS’ An Intervention, which was performed at John Thaw Studio as part of the MIFTAs
Alexia Pieretti reviews UMDS’ The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, based on the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel
The results are in – find out who won the awards at the Drama Society’s MIFTA ceremony
Alexia Pieretti reviews Swish Swish, a story of strong women and friendship, as of the Drama Society’s MIFTA season
Anya Guzenkova reviews Enron as part of the Drama Society’s MIFTA Season
‘The stakes are high and the tensions higher.” This statement from the description of the play was certainly true of the University of Manchester Drama Society’s latest production, ‘Mallets’, written by Rex Fisher and directed by Merle Wheldon-Posner and Felix Firth. Set in summer in a garden in South Gloucestershire, the fast-paced and entertaining comedy […]
Patience Kanjira reviews ‘One Minute’, the next installment in the UoM Drama Society’s Autumn Showcase
Jess Johnstone is drawn in to the anonymous world of Martha Treves’ Myopia. Part of the Drama Society’s MIFTA season 2018.
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