Image: Reasons To Stay Alive – Matt Haig (publicity image).jpg *This post is sponsored* I never like to include myself in reviews as I feel it can be vain and unprofessional. But with this performance of Reasons To Stay Alive I have no choice but to involve me. For those who follow me on social… Continue reading Review: Reasons To Stay Alive @ Northern Stage
Author: GemmHirst
Culture Blogger | Theatre Lover | Follow my Journalism journey | BA Journalism Grad. 2016 @SunderlandUni | Views are my own
What Anxiety feels like to me
I said in my previous Anxiety blog that I would tell you how it affects me in other parts of my life. It is going to be hard to tell you about that, so instead, I thought I would tell you what Anxiety feels like for me. I have already explained in a previous post… Continue reading What Anxiety feels like to me
Downfalls of Blogging
Who you knew there were some? Well, I find there are anyway… Content I sometimes struggle for content ideas and I feel pressurised and panicked if I don’t have any content. I learnt not to apologise for taking a break or not having anything to post but I still feel guilty. Creative I fear that… Continue reading Downfalls of Blogging
Retail Roundup
I am currently working part-time in retail and I have been there for 3+ years. As you have read from my other blog posts, I have worked in retail for a range of jobs over the years so I have learnt and experienced a lot. And people who have not worked in retail may think… Continue reading Retail Roundup
My Career In Retail- Fat Face
After working many temporary jobs, this was my first permanent job in retail. It was part-time, I think it was either 4 or 8 hours a week. And I was so excited to get started. The interview was scary, it was face to face interview with the manager and then I had a trial shift,… Continue reading My Career In Retail- Fat Face
Review: Wasteland @ Northern Stage
Gary Clarke’s Wasteland was the sequel to Coal, it focused on two generations on how they coped in this era of radical upheaval. We see the miners at a loss as the result of the strike and follow the new rave generation dancing and taking pills in abandoned spaces. The piece was emotive, Clarke managed to emulate… Continue reading Review: Wasteland @ Northern Stage
Review: Status @ Northern Stage
I was walking through Newcastle towards Northern Stage, I heard a busker singing Coming Home Newcastle and it put a massive grin on my face. It made me think how proud I was to be a Geordie, English and British. I would never want to live this city or this country ever- I am so… Continue reading Review: Status @ Northern Stage
