May
2009
Articles from 15th May 2009
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Indian arts: A rare sound of India
May 15 2009 | Arts News
THERE’S a chance this weekend to hear a rare and ancient Indian musical instrument played by an expert. Read
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Visual art: Clever digital camera work
May 15 2009 | Arts News
BATLEY Camera Club’s annual exhibition at Batley Library is noteworthy for the variety of images on view, an also for some clever use of digital work. Read
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Music: Male voice choir sings in refurbished Almondbury Methodist Church
May 15 2009 | Arts News
HONLEY Male Voice Choir will be performing for the first time tomorrow (Saturday) evening at the newly refurbished Almondbury Methodist Church. Read
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Music: Set for a summer hoe down with Honley Ladies
May 15 2009 | Arts News
HONLEY Ladies’ Choir is just wild about singing. Read
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Classical music: Liverpool Philharmonic conducted with Russian charisma
May 15 2009 | Arts News
IT HAS the potential to be one of the most exciting concerts of the current season. Read
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Book reviews: Tense thriller from Dirk Wittenborn
May 15 2009 | Arts News
FIFTEEN-year-old Finn Earl's mother, Liz, is a 32-year-old masseuse with a taste for cocaine. Read
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Dance: Gritting dance piece at mining museum
May 15 2009 | Arts News
IT IS a dance theatre piece which looks at one of the toughest jobs in industry. Read
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Musicals: Amateurs strictly wow fans
May 15 2009 | Arts News
EVEN for experienced performers, entertaining a theatre packed with other singers, dancers, musicians and actors is quite a challenge. Read
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Dive in to fantastic takes from the riverbank at the LBT
May 15 2009 | Arts News
CRUISING down the river is something you can imagine would appeal to Marsden-based Mikron Theatre Company. Read
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A love story for children is an ideal half-term fix
May 15 2009 | Arts News
SPEND half-term with tutti frutti productions at the Lawrence Batley Theatre and you won’t regret it. Read
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Book review: The compelling life of George Gissing
May 15 2009 | Arts News
RENOWNED for New Grub Street and The Odd Woman, Gissing was a notable member of the literary ‘club’ which included James, Conrad and Hardy. Read
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Theatre: Handover that’s just the ticket for theatre club
May 15 2009 | Arts News
IF YOU were a theatre fan back in the mid-80s then the only way to see top quality shows on a regular basis was to leave town. Read
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Male voice choir: Colne Valley men make friends in Cornwall
May 15 2009 | Arts News
SINGING makes friends. It is a fact well recognised by the singers of Colne Valley Male Voice Choir who have just returned from a trip to Cornwall for what is commonly known as “the friendly festival.” Read
