Experience Durham
Experience Durham is responsible for coordinating University sport, staff and student volunteering and outreach, and in partnership with Durham Students Union, student theatre and music. Find out more about each of these areas below and get in touch with us at experience.durham@durham.ac.uk for more information.
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Have your say and help shape the future of the student experience at Durham!
The student experience 2013 survey is now open to all current students and gives you an opportunity to have your say. By completing the survey you could also win an i-pad so take part and give us your views now!
(3 May 2013)
Do you want to be next year's Student Theatre or Music Co-ordinator?
These are exciting one-year opportunities for current Durham University students who will be graduating at the end of the 2012/13 academic year. The post holders will work as part of the developing partnership between Durham Students’ Union and Experience Durham to develop student theatre and music.
(22 Mar 2013) » More about Do you want to be next year's Student Theatre or Music Co-ordinator?
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For all he latest news about Experience Durham successes and a round-up of upcoming events, take a look at this week's Experience Durham bulletin.
(12 Feb 2013)
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This Week's Events
The Secret Garden Musical
Thursday 9th - Saturday 11th May
Josephine Butler College presents their first show in the Assembly Rooms Theatre, following the both compelling and heartwarming journey of a girl as she begins to learn her new self with the background of some of the most beautiful music ever written for Broadway, one that will truly capture the audiences' hearts.
The show is a detailing story of Mary Lennox, an 11-year-old English girl living in India who, after her parents pass away, is sent back to Yorkshire to live with her Uncle. She finds his home at first forbidding and unfriendly, but through her friendship with her Uncle’s son, Colin, and her discovery of a mysterious locked garden in the grounds of the house she begins to come to terms with her life and sees the people around her in a new light.
This musical is a Josephine Butler College production with its cast and crew entirely from the college. It is the first ever time that the college musical is being held in the assembly rooms.
Ticket prices are £4.50 for DST/STAB members, £5.00 for students and £6.00 for non-students.
Contact dharrnesha.inbah-rajah@durham.ac.uk for more information about this event.
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