Sep
2008
Articles from 26th Sep 2008
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Mikron’s money matters
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
IT IS there every time that you turn on the tv, listen to the radio, pick up a newspaper, or read the headlines on line. Read
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Working hard to get performances Spot On
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
BUSY times for the performers of Moldgreen’s Spot on theatre Company. Read
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Language on the move
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
POET T S Eliot once remarked that our language – so full of delight and curiosity – will not stay still. Read
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Man of contradictions
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
SIR Arthur Conan Doyle’s name is now recognised the world over, but for decades he was overshadowed by his creation, Sherlock Holmes. Read
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Cut-price quality comedy
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
THERE’S a familiar face from the telly coming up at a comedy night in Huddersfield. Read
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Bright way to start the season
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
DEWSBURY favourites Arcturus will open the lunchtime concert season in north Kirklees on Wednesday. Read
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Concert to support little heroes
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
LOOK out next week for a folk night – with a heart. Read
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Charlie’s hip-hop solo
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
POET, musician and DJ Charlie Dark (pictured) is at the Lawrence Batley Theatre on Thursday October 2 with Have Box Will Travel, a new autobiographical one-man show. Read
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Hard work on stage - but I’ll get there!
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
ROUND THESE parts she’s known as Hannah Fitton, especially at her home in Shepley. Read
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Music hall for Gorden
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
THERE’S a return to the stage next weekend for Huddersfield-born actor Gorden Kaye (pictured) who features in a music hall spectacular in Leeds. Read
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Theatre’s invitation to samba class
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
HEAD for the Lawrence Batley Theatre tomorrow and get into the rhythm of samba. It’s infectious, it’s fun and you don’t have to have any experience. Read
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Making cabaret night a family affair
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
FOLLOWING their parts in a successful summer variety evening in Marsden earlier this month, Vivienne and Malcolm Payne are venturing over to Brighouse. Read
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Fun drama sessions for youth
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
THE youth theatre at the Lawrence Batley Theatre hits the road next week taking its skills out into the community. Read
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Women’s band shares stage with top brass
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
IT’S being described as a “guys and dolls” concert and certainly a massed brass band event at Huddersfield next month will have its own distinct style. Read
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John’s satire on show
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
HUDDERSFIELD artist John Ross has just returned from Germany after the opening of a major solo exhibition of his satirical paintings, drawings and prints. Read
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Band turns brass into silver
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
BIG smiles, bags of pride and prize-winning playing. Read
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Orchestra gets radio audience
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
IT IS an opportunity that they could scarcely have hoped for, the chance to have music from their Summer Proms concert heard by a nationwide audience. Read
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ART by villagers of Birdsedge goes on show this weekend.
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
Their exhibition opens tonight and runs until Sunday at the local church. Read
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Kate’s colour brightens gallery
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
THE Harrison Lord art gallery in Bradford Road, Brighouse, launched its new Kate Lycett exhibition to an enthusiastic audience. Read
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‘Choirboy’ Aled back in town for concert
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
HE MAY be only 37 but Aled Jones has been wowing people with his voice for more than 20 years. Read
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Feast of Baroque organ music
Sep 26 2008 | Arts News
EXCITING times for music students at Huddersfield University. Read
