Nov
2008
Articles from 28th Nov 2008
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Magical retelling of Arthurian knight’s tale
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
THE story of Sir Gawain and The Green Knight has galloped back into the spotlight this year thanks to an acclaimed new translation of the story by poet Simon Armitage and more recently, by a touring stage production. Read
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Photographic history of much-loved village
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
“MARSDEN is surrounded by mountains and moors, cold and dreary; the houses and inclosures are made of stone, the fields bald and rocky.” Read
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Dean has a dog’s life
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
DEAN Spanley is the archetype of a bland churchman: affable, conventional and prudent. Read
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Savannah off cruising down the Rhine again
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
THE SAVANNAH Jazz Band continue to have a packed diary. Read
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John sets framework in place for picture gallery
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
PICTURE framer John Laycock had already decided to add an art gallery to his premises when he won a competition which helped his plans. Read
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Huddersfield-born musician returns to Town Hall stage
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
RUTH PALMER is making a huge stir in the world of classical music. Read
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Magical art wanted at town’s theatre
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
IF YOU’D like to be part of the magic of Christmas as celebrated at the Lawrence Batley Theatre this year then here’s your chance. Read
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Latest news from the Comedy Cellar
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
NICK PAGE got into comedy as a bet, but the sensible money now makes him favourite to be judged one of the funniest stand-ups around. Read
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Laughter in the church
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
AN ENTIRE flock of performers have winged their way to Moldgreen to re-create the story of Mother Goose. Read
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Talented teens
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
CHILDREN 4 Children is what it says it is. Read
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Crime novelist in town
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
BEST selling crime writer Peter James (pictured) will be giving a talk about his latest crime book Dead Man’s Footsteps at the Waterstones branch on New Street in Huddersfield next week. Read
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Christmas opera
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
FOR A magical evening of Christmas music from the worlds of classical music, opera, Irving Berlin and the wicked Tom Lehrer head for Huddersfield’s Peacock Lounge on Friday December 5. Read
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Young voices sing out for charity
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
JUST six weeks ago, they had never sung together before. Read
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Revolutionary art show at the university; story and picture
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
A FRESH look at the ideas surrounding revolution, paradise and climate change was given at an exhibition at Huddersfield University. Read
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Broadsides with deathly funny Dario Fo
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
DARIO Fo’s plays have made him a huge hit with theatre audiences but not the most popular of men with some Italian governments. Read
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Talented quartet sing Messiah with Methodist Choir
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
A QUARTET of talented soloists who have become firm favourites with Huddersfield audiences return to the Town Hall to sing Messiah. Read
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Teenagers putting on panto at the LBT; story and picture
Nov 28 2008 | Arts News
FOR a taste of pantomime with a modern slant head for the Lawrence Batley Theatre and a new show by Exit 25 Theatre School. Read
