18 Music In terms of live music, Newcastle’s venues “vary in size from intimate bars such as The Dog & Parrot and The Head of Steam, which tend to play host to local acts, to the Metro Radio Arena and the Sage Gateshead, which host larger touring bands. It’s always possible you could see the next big thing at The Cluny or the O2 Academy as well! Adam, 2nd year from Reading Film The Tyneside Cinema on Pilgrim Street “shows a mix of modern, indie, throwbacks (Casablanca on Valentine’s Day, anyone?) and those voted in by popular demand! If you’re a bit short of cash don’t worry, the Tyneside even does free screenings, quizzes and events Try things a every evening of the week in its Bar Café. “little out of the My personal favourite part of the Cinema’s ordinary, and stunning repertoire is the Cult Classic take the path All-nighter – 12 straight hours of film for the less beaten. Most price of £1 per film (only 75p for concessions). importantly, enjoy! If that doesn’t Eleanor whet your appetite for movies and the silver screen, I don’t know what will! Eliot, 4th year from France Theatre In Newcastle “you’re spoilt for choice! The Theatre Royal on Grey Street has many touring shows throughout the year. I can’t express how lucky the students at Newcastle University are because the largest producing theatre company in North East England, Northern Stage, is located right on campus, just right in front of the Students’ Union. Plus most shows usually offer student discounts, which will save you a few quid for drinks in between the show. Sheryl, 2nd year from Malaysia x147956_NUI_p1_rr.indd 18 16/04/2015 10:56.