Nov
2008
Articles from 21st Nov 2008
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Lessons that are still to be learned
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
IT IS more than 20 years old but John Godber’s play Teechers still has a resonance today. Read
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Pirates ahoy!
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
THE Pirates that invaded Meltham earlier this week continue to cause laughter and great entertainment at the church hall. Read
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Aerial company offers high drama at the LBT
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
IT IS just over a year since aerial company Ockham’s Razor staged one of the most engaging events seen at the Lawrence Batley Theatre in recent years. Read
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Terrific talent for words ... and music
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
“I’M going to do a nine-minute beat poem” announced Tim Minchin towards the end of his two-hour set. Read
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Time to consider revolutionary ideas about art
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
REVOLUTION and Paradise, the second exhibition by Huddersfield University’s first year contemporary art students, opens next Monday. Read
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See sculptures that are so in tune with Africa
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
A TINKLING, bell-like sound will greet visitors as they approach Michael Rennie’s exhibition of sculpture at Huddersfield Art Gallery. The sound was made by children playing on one of his bronze pieces, titled Canon. Read
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Talent from Co-op art classes
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
MEMBERS of Huddersfield Co-operative art classes are holding their annual exhibition at Huddersfield Parish Church. Read
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Story-tellers’ art
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
SOUNDS and images will bring to life the world of storytelling in a new exhibition which opens tomorrow at Batley. Read
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Festival deadline looms
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
THE countdown has already begun towards the town’s biggest musical competition, the Mrs Sunderland Music Festival. Read
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Farming gems
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
THOUSANDS of barns scattered among villages, meadows and pastures make the landscape of the Yorkshire Dales like no other. Read
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Eddie’s back in action!
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
FORMER SAS hero Eddie Chase is back dashing around the globe causing mayhem and explosions and killing the bad guys as he thwarts another plot for world domination. Read
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A Prayer overflowing with poetry and beautiful sound
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
HER VOICE is extraordinary. It floats high into the empty corners of the room then reaches out for your spine making it tingle until you realise that you are holding your breath. Read
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The ‘night for Andrew’ raises £1,825 for charity
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
A FUND-RAISING event held in memory of Andrew Spencer, the actor and dancer who died this year aged 33, has raised £1,825. Read
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Concert venue switch
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
A CHARITY concert by the Pennine Singers in later November will go ahead, but not at the venue first planned. Read
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Compton cracker
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
SPEND one of your pre-Christmas Saturday afternoons at the Penistone Paramount for a feast of festive music. Read
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Challenging theatre piece created at LBT
Nov 21 2008 | Arts News
IT COULD turn out to be one of the most challenging theatre pieces ever staged at the Lawrence Batley Theatre. Read
