Joe is a third-year law student from Castle and has been involved in more than 25 Durham productions, including the Durham Improvised Musical and two Gala shows. In addition, Joe has also been part of the DST, CTC and DDF execs as well as co-editing Durham21 and co-founding a theatre company, 3DTC. Prior to Durham, Joe spent a gap year using song to teach English in Senegal and conducting drama workshops to educate people on their rights as part of the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative in Ghana. As President, Joe is lucky enough to work closely with the entire (and hugely talented) DULOG exec as well as with representatives from other areas of Durham life to ensure that the society continues to run smoothly.

j.j.leather@durham.ac.uk

Hannah Howie is a second-year Hatfielder studying an eclectic melange of subjects within her combined honours degree. She was heavily involved onstage with Durham Student Theatre in her fresher’s year playing a scantily clad prostitute in Threepenny Opera, a nymphomaniac granny in The Producers and a naked lady in A Clockwork Orange. This summer, she spent her days roaming around the Fringe Festival in her home town of Edinburgh promoting Hot Mikado in which she played Yum-Yum. Prior to university life, Hannah trained with Scottish Opera during her gap year before travelling off to Fiji to teach in a local primary school.

hannah.howie@durham.ac.uk

Doug is a third-year student reading law. He has acted in six DULOG shows from 2009-2011, including West Side Story, The Wild Party and The Producers, and has been involved in over 15 productions in Durham. Doug also directed DULOG’s summer cabaret, No Fixed Address, and Edges: A New Musical with his own theatre company, and played Pooh-Bah in Durham Fringe Productions’ Hot Mikado at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011. His role as treasurer involves everything to do with money. The treasurer allocates a budget to every show and deals with expenses claims and payment of invoices, as well as devising DULOG’s overall financial strategy.

douglas.gibbs@durham.ac.uk

Karim is a third-year law student at University College. Previous credits include A Chorus Line and No Fixed Address. With such a wealth of talented members across year groups, colleges and courses DULOG offers a potential sponsor an unrivaled pool to advertise graduate opportunities and products to, and Karim is responsible for making that happen.

karim.mariey@durham.ac.uk

Kate is a finalist historian from Grey College. She has been involved in DULOG since her first year and has appeared in performances such as A Little Night Music, The Wild Party, The Threepenny Opera and The Producers. Her position on the exec involves maintaining and improving the positive relationship beween DULOG and the general public of Durham, promoting outreach projects into schools and local organisations. She also really likes banana milkshake.

kate.hunter@durham.ac.uk

Maxwell is a second-year modern languages student from St. Aidan's College. To date he has performed in The Threepenny Opera, The Producers and No Fixed Address. He is also a member of Durham Improvised Musical and the president of Aidan's College Theatre.

m.g.c.spence@durham.ac.uk

Adele is a third-year Natural Sciences student at the College of St. Hild and St. Bede. She has performed in five DULOG productions, including two shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and has performed for the Vice Chancellor. Adele hopes that as an exec we can do complete justice to what she considers to be the best society in Durham!


a.m.g.pope@durham.ac.uk

Emma is a third-year psychologist from the College of St. Hild and St. Bede. She has been involved with DULOG since her first year and performances include West Side Story, A Chorus Line, The Wild Party, The Producers and No Fixed Address (for which she was the Assistant Choreographer).

e.j.cave@durham.ac.uk

Daisy is a finalist from Grey College studying Classics. She has been involved with DULOG since her first year and credits include West Side Story, The Producers and two Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows: LaChiusa's The Wild Party in 2010 and Hot Mikado in 2011.

d.a.newlyn@durham.ac.uk