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2008
Articles from 25th Jul 2008
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Power of dance
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
THERE are some nights in the theatre that speak to the heart as well as the head. This was one of them. Read
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Welcome back after Glasto to Black Bloc!
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
THREE weeks ago they were on stage at Glastonbury; now The Black Bloc will be headlining at Huddersfield’s Lawrence Batley Theatre. Read
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Hope springs eternal
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
“THERE has been enough pain. It is time for reconciliation.” These are Benazir Bhutto’s poignant last words in a book completed just days before her assassination in December 2007. Read
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Thriller from the master
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
WHEN 15-year-old Anne Carson is abducted her wealthy family call in Frank Calder to hand over the ransom money with no questions asked. Read
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Jellymould gives jazz newcomers solid start
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
THEY spend their lives making music and now they are using that passion to give others a head start in the business. Read
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Intriguing work at park
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
SHEFFIELD-based Sarah Staton has an exhibition of her intriguing work at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Read
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It’s hurray for Hepworth again!
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
PLAYERS with Hepworth (Cookson Homes) Band again proved their ability to compete with the very best of English brass bands, achieving sixth place at the English National Brass Band Championships at the Guild Hall, Preston. Read
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Robin’s incredible night out!
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
BESIDES being a musician whose instrumental inventory runs to over 40 plucked, blown, bowed and struck devices drawn from all over the planet, Robin Williamson is a songwriter of undisputed stature. Read
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Music puts down roots in Green Park
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
NINE hours of live music will be staged in the heart of Heckmondwike tomorrow. Read
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More artwork for sale at town’s tourist centre
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
THE work of three local artists has gone on sale at Huddersfield Tourist Information Centre. Read
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Salford contest for artists
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
ARTISTS are being invited to submit plans for a site specific work for the Promenade Gallery at The Lowry, Salford’s theatres and galleries complex. Read
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A rising star from India
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
HE’S A rising star in the music world and will be sharing his skills with visitors to the Yorkshire Sculpture Park next month. Read
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Days of special fun at the LBT
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
THERE are two four-day summer school projects due to run at the Lawrence Batley Theatre for young people with learning and physical disabilities. Read
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Ruby’s a jewel of jazz singing
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
TALENTED singer Ruby Wood has received a major boost to her new career. Read
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Paying for a championship trip
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
GETTING to a national brass band final is one thing; paying to get the players there is quite another. Read
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Music-makers hit high notes
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
A DAY of music-making in Huddersfield earlier this year has raised an astonishing £2,750 and will go towards funding music therapy and education projects for children and adults across the UK. Read
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New president for Choral
Jul 25 2008 | Arts News
BRENDA Mosley is the new president of Huddersfield Choral Society and will head the organisation for the next two years. Read
