Meet the world through another’s eyes, ears, nose and fingertips. Colour becomes sound, or sound becomes vibrations. Through fusions of music, movement and colour, Wrong Tree presents ‘Synthesize.’

Who are we and why are we here? A waiting room sets five individuals on a life changing course that navigates their desire to be made whole. But are they willing to forgo what they already have and will they leave with what they came for.

Wrong Tree’s devised production ’Synthesise’ uses the senses to build up realities and interrogates and experiments with what it means to be human. A collision of naturalism and physical theatre reveals that a risk for the future often requires a sacrifice of the past. The present then is marked only by a choice, to make or break. But how long before the time runs out.

TW // Swearing // Flashing Lights

This is a Live Performance staged in the Assembly Rooms Theatre

If you are a Durham University student attending please note that you must attend with proof of a negative DU covid test within the past 48 hours.

From the award-winning writers Pasek & Paul (Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land), Edges is a modern song cycle exploring love, commitment and finding your identity against all odds.

'Edges' is a one-act song cycle, written by Tony, Oscar and Grammy winners Benj Pasek and Justin Paul (Dear Evan Hansen, The Greatest Showman, La La Land, Dogfight). This coming-of-age musical features contemporary songs that address some of the most challenging aspects of adulthood, including relationships, career prospects, commitment and failure. Delivering heartbreak and humour in equal measure, 'Edges' captures the struggles of today’s youth whilst also emphasising the importance of hope in the face of adversity. Tone Deaf Theatre Company is thrilled to bring this musical to the Durham stage once again.

TW // Mature Themes and language // reference to sexual assault // flashing lights

This is a Live Performance staged in the Assembly Rooms Theatre

If you are a Durham University student attending please note that you must attend with proof of a negative DU covid test within the past 48 hours.

The best of Durham’s student comedy scene is brought together for one bumper night of sketches and stand-up, with appearances from incredible professional comedians Lauren Pattison & Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin!

The Stand, Buttered Toast and The Durham Revue join forces for the first time ever to bring you an unforgettable night, showcasing the very best of Durham’s student comedy all in the price of one ticket. Not only that, but the night will be headlined by local professional comedian Lauren Pattison, as seen on Roast Battle (Comedy Central), Jerk (BBC3), Drunk History (Comedy Central) & much more! And as if that weren’t enough to convince you, the night will be hosted by award-winning professional comedian, and Durham alumnus, Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin!

TW // Strobe Lighting // Strong Language

This is a Live Performance staged in the Assembly Rooms Theatre. If you are a Durham University student attending please note that you must attend with proof of a negative DU covid test within the past 48 hours.

Feather Theatre Company is excited to present a production of Alan Bennett’s Olivier-award winning ‘The History Boys’, a timeless and hilarious depiction of education and the Oxbridge application process.

Eight northern history students are pursuing an undergraduate place at Oxbridge in the 1980s. Their headmaster is determined to see them break records and enlists a new teacher to coach the boys into intellectual shape. Seduced though they are by his promises, the boys are concerned that there is more to the pursuit of learning than exams and grades.

TW // Sexual Assault

This is a Live Performance staged in the City Theatre

If you are a Durham University student attending please note that you must attend with proof of a negative DU covid test within the past 48 hours.

BULL, a razor-sharp, vicious dark comedy.

Three employees must fight to keep their jobs. One must go. Riveting, uncomfortable and disturbingly entertaining.

TW // violence // threats of violence // bullying // mentions of sexual assault

Please note for this production, the audience will be standing for the duration of the play. If you would like to request a chair due to accessibility reasons, please send an email to fourth.wall@durham.ac.uk

This is a Live Performance staged in the Mark Hillery Arts Centre

If you are attending please note that you must attend with proof of a negative DU covid test within the past 48 hours.

Three children awaken at sea. A stormed has passed… …and another stirs on the distant horizon. In this oceanic limbo, dreams and nightmares swim just beneath the surface.

TOUCH is the first feature length production by UVTC. It is a unique story told without spoken word, communicated through music, movement and dance. In this wonderland, the waters are alive. As the children sail across this magical ocean, what dreams will rise from the azure waters? And what nightmares lurk in the blackened depths? As their pasts, presents and futures intertwine, the siblings will swim through a dimension only found in the wildest of children’s books. Can they ever sail to the sunrise?

TW // Blood // Grief // Emotionally intense scenes // Strobe lighting

This is a Pre-recorded Online Performance

Once you have purchased a ticket you will receive a booking confirmation containing the link to access the show. Regardless of which performance date you choose, the stream will be available to you 24 hours a day from December 9th at 7:00pm until midnight on December 19th.

It doesn't matter what Miranda attempts in life, whether it's dating or simply dealing with her overbearing mother, she always seems to fall flat, quite literally. Come see the stage adaptation of the iconic TV series! Such fun!

Miranda is all about freely and uniquely being herself, she gallops and never runs, puts fun above all else and constantly finds herself in hilarious, compromising situations. Throughout the duration of the play her typical antics ensue as we follow the general plot of the show's first season: Miranda is reunited with an old school friend, Gary, discovering she, terrifyingly, has feelings for him. Come see Ooook! Production's adaptation of the iconic TV series this December in the Assembly Rooms! Such fun!

TW // Partial nudity // Sexual references

This is a Live Performance staged in the Assembly Rooms Theatre

If you are a Durham University student attending please note that you must attend with proof of a negative DU covid test within the past 48 hours.