Jan
2008
Articles from 25th Jan 2008
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Stan’s Yorkshire Mixture of new plays
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
THE delightfully titled Jimbo Productions are back at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield with two new plays written by Stan Sharp. Read
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Halting catastrophe
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
THE premise of this book is that the human world sits on the brink of potentially catastrophic environmental change. Read
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Romantic evening
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
JUST a reminder that the next date in the orchestral concert season at Huddersfield Town Hall is on Thursday, when the Orchestra of Opera North visit. Read
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Getting ready for Easter!
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
THE Huddersfield Singers are building up nicely for their Easter concert, which will feature works by three German composers. Read
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Fancy a big laugh? Time to go out for the Count
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
ALL tics, false starts and nervous fumbling, badly covered up by a delicate sheen of bravado and self-assurance, every moment with Count Arthur Strong is an enlightening experience. Read
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A complete farce
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
WHERE else can you have so much fun for so little cost? Read
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Panto promises a lot of fun
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
MOTHER Goose is the name of the panto being staged by St Barnabas’s Amateurs at Crosland Moor from tomorrow. Read
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Dance tour called off
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
BAD news for dance lovers – a visit by a leading Chinese company to Huddersfield has been called off. Read
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Charlie’s here again!
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
FILM buffs will know that Roald Dahl’s tale Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has been made into two big screen versions. Read
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The mother of panto
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
MOTHER Goose is possibly the oldest story to be turned into a pantomime; but Holmfirth’s Turn Again Theatre have brought it bang up to date without losing any of the tradition that audiences love. Read
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22nd panto takes the Dickie
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
IT’S the hottest show in town! The ever-popular Yorkshire Avalanche Dodgers’ all-male pantomime sold out all its 1,600 tickets for eight performances at Marsden’s Parochial Hall in just a few hours when they went on sale at the village’s Conservative Club. Read
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Art of healthy living
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
AN art group with a difference is inviting newcomers to join. Read
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Aiming for another successful year
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
LAST year was a very successful one for the Hepworth (Cookson Homes) Band. Read
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Devastating cash blow
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
THEATRE company LipService, who were last at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield in 2006 with Horror for Wimps, face a devastating funding cut. Read
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Spotlight on the Sellers legacy after its last night
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
WHAT will be the legacy of Sellers International Band after the last notes have died away at the final Town Hall concert tomorrow night? Read
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So that’s village life!
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
IF you are nosey and like to take a peek inside the lives of the rich and glamorous then Filthy Rich is the book for you. Read
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Anthony first on the stage
Jan 25 2008 | Arts News
BIRDSEDGE is to celebrate its 25th acoustic concert season with a visit from renowned singer Anthony John Clarke. Read
