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2008
Articles from 28th Mar 2008
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LBT’s magnificent seven!
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
HEADING for a sellout at the Lawrence Batley Theatre is a charity production involving seven dance schools. Read
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Thespians’ Dark deeds
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
WAIT Until Dark is the name of the next production by Halifax Thespians. Read
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August is arriving in April in Linthwaite ...
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
THIRD Week in August is the title of the latest production by Linthwaite Methodist Players. But it’s being staged in April. Read
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New spot for jazz
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
A NEW jazz venue swings into action on Sunday at the Butchers Arms in Hepworth. Read
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Music students on stage
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
STUDENTS from Chetham’s School of Music, Manchester, will be performing at Dewsbury Town Hall in the lunchtime concert on Wednesday, April 16. Read
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Richard’s on the road
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
VETERAN songwriter, comedian and all-round entertainer Richard Digance (pictured) is back on the road – and a stop in Huddersfield is on the agenda. Read
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Energetic times ahead as CandoCo arrive at the LBT
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
‘Bonachela’s choreographic credits include Rambert Dance Company, Kylie Minogue, Probe, Bonachela Dance Company and George Piper Dances’ Read
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Fundraising days
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
HONLEY Male Voice Choir and the West Yorkshire Forget Me Not Trust are working together to raise cash to help finance a theme concert which the choir will be staging at Huddersfield Town Hall this year to help pay for a new children’s hospice. Read
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Anniversary event
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
THE next Cinema Organ Showtime concert at the Paramount in Penistone is a celebration to mark the eighth anniversary of the installation of the cinema’s Compton organ. Read
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Brushes at the ready to star in top art exhibition
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
HOLMFIRTH Artweek is a local event with a national reputation. Read
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On the big stage
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
A BALLET troupe with a difference will be looking to bring the house down – quite literally. Read
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The Willie and Henry show turns up in Shelley!
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
IT IS a well-loved classic which has long been said to offer two of the best character parts for an actor, one when he is perhaps starting out in his career, the other when he is reaching its peak. Read
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Dark side to Dexter!
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
DEXTER Morgan is a Miami forensic officer who specialises in blood spatter pattern analysis. His foster sister is cop Deborah Morgan and he shares a platonic relationship with a shy girlfriend because she is still traumatised by a bad experience with another man. This suits Dexter as he finds it difficult with emotions. Read
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Weird and wonderful sculpture
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
HYBRID embryos have been in the news this week, but it’s the hybrid forms of modern sculpture which hold sway at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, in an exhibition titled Against Nature, writes David Hammond. Read
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Dazzling display of Russian mastery of the ice
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
PREPARE to be dazzled. Read
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Bid to revive organists’ group
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
HUDDERSFIELD has an excellent tradition of organ-playing. Read
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Gordon’s concert
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
FOLLOWING his eagerly awaited return concert, Kirklees Borough Organist Gordon Stewart (pictured) will be playing the next organ concert on Monday, April 7, at 1pm at Huddersfield Town Hall. Read
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Fair trips for Mikron asthey cover Co-operation
Mar 28 2008 | Arts News
FOR more than 35 years Mikron Theatre Company has been attracting audiences who wouldn’t normally describe themselves as playgoers. Read
