Apr
2008
Articles from 11th Apr 2008
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Now she sings Haydn
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
SHE was a finalist in last year’s BBC Cardiff Singer of the Year competition and won many friends in Huddersfield for her performance in Huddersfield Choral Society’s performance of Messiah. Read
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Track Temple down
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
JACK Irish is an Australian lawyer, private investigator, cabinet maker, follower of the Sport of Kings, enthusiastic footie fan and unlucky in love. Again. Read
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Bands and business
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
DRUMMING up support is crucial for all arts organisations. Read
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Baroque times coming to the university next week
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
FOUR of the UK’s leading young baroque wind players will be in Huddersfield next week to share their musical skills. Read
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It’s a dog’s life
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
BUSTER became famous as a young dog in 1996 after he defended himself against a goose in St James's Park – a goose which, unfortunately, belonged to the Queen. Read
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Recreating Kathy Kirby’s life and Secret Loves
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
SHE was the highest paid girl singer of the Swinging Sixties, hailed as the golden girl of pop and Britain’s answer to Marilyn Monroe. Read
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Back to the Forties!
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
THERE’S more than a whiff of nostalgia about a show at Dalton St Paul’s next week. Read
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Judge if Stewart should be 41st
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
A RECENT Channel 4 survey of the 100 greatest stand-up comedians had Stewart Lee (pictured) at 41. Read
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Organist Chris comes back
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
ORGANIST Chris Powell makes a welcome return to the Rex in Elland at 2.30pm on Sunday, April 20, to give a concert. Read
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Mozart and Mahler make powerful mix for the Phil
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
THE magic of Mozart and the might of Mahler. Read
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Aled the star for Town Hall
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
IT promises to be one of the highlights of the season when Aled Jones joins New Mill Male Voice Choir in concert later this year. Read
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The musical with everything makes its stage debut here
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
‘The Light Opera has put together a powerful cast with Neil Broadbent in the pivotal role of Alban and his alter-ego, the nightclub performer ZaZa’ Read
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Zimbabweans life-affirming performance
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
REFUGEES are big news nowadays, often for the wrong reasons. Read
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A lifetime of picturing Celts
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
CELTIC historian Victor Walkley of Netherthong has completed hundreds of paintings with related inscriptions on his favourite topic. Read
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Red herring alert
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
JOE Trumball is still getting over the murder of his fiance Lauren two years ago, the night before they were due to marry. Read
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Dance that deals with modern life
Apr 11 2008 | Arts News
DANCE can be one of our most powerful art forms. Read
