May
2008
Articles from 23rd May 2008
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Another big name concert night
May 23 2008 | Arts News
SKELMANTHORPE Band has never been at the back of the queue when it comes to organising big name concerts at Huddersfield Town Hall; and 2008 is no exception. Read
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Potted Potter makes for a magic evening
May 23 2008 | Arts News
ALL SEVEN Harry Potter books in 75 minutes? Read
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Disturbing work with new look at Holocaust
May 23 2008 | Arts News
IT PROMISES to be one of the most powerful and disturbing theatre pieces seen at the Lawrence Batley Theatre this season. Read
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Doreen and Oliver
May 23 2008 | Arts News
IT REMAINS one of the most popular shows in musical theatre and its producer is one of the best-known names in the region’s amateur world. Read
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Concert visits the musical Middle Ages
May 23 2008 | Arts News
THEY specialise in medieval music and since the early Nineties have played at festivals and historic venues throughout Europe. Read
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Festival time coming
May 23 2008 | Arts News
GET the diaries out for the date of this year’s Penistone Competitive Music Festival. Read
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A top-line turn
May 23 2008 | Arts News
THE cracking season put together by Huddersfield Jazz continues with the arrival on June 7 of top-line performer Pete Churchill. Read
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Portrait of a woman in a dance with a difference
May 23 2008 | Arts News
Test Run is described as a blistering display of dance combined with beautifully crafted live music Read
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Darren’s new move has a royal touch
May 23 2008 | Arts News
DARREN Baker, of Meltham, is a young artist whose career seems to be full of promise, the latest news being that he has been asked to make a portrait of the Queen. Read
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Handing out problems
May 23 2008 | Arts News
IF YOU like your theatre to be dark and unsettling then there’s just the show for you in Huddersfield on June 5 and 6. Read
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Avon calling!
May 23 2008 | Arts News
THE SUN shone (there were a few red faces about!), the sightseeing was superb, the singing first-class and the hospitality splendid. Read
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New look at a star
May 23 2008 | Arts News
CELEBRATED Hollywood biographer Charlotte Chandler sets the record straight in this intimate portrait of film legend Joan Crawford. Read
