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Amazons – Review – Sheffield Crucible Playhouse
By Clare Jenkins, October 2026 Gaël Le Cornec’s one-woman, multi-media show about the women of the Amazon rainforest was a ... -
An Interview with Rick Witter of Shed Seven
We’ve covered lots of Shed Seven shows and albums over the last few years, and interviewed frontman Rick Witter too. ... -
Arab Strap – Live Review – Howard Assembly Rooms, Leeds
By David Schuster, October 2026 Arab Strap bring an additional dynamic to their live performances. Don’t misunderstand me, their last ... -
Interview with the Vampire (1994) – Film Review
Director: Neil Jordan Cast: Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Antonio Banderas Certificate: 15 By Sarah Morgan In 1994, you could barely ... -
Cats – Review – Hull New Theatre
By Rachel Howard, October 2026 The year is 1981 and Andrew Lloyd Webber is launching his new musical, Cats, at ... -
Twelfth Night – Review – Sheffield Crucible Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, October 2026 Jamie Glover’s energetically engaging production of Shakespeare’s other ‘comedy of errors’ begins as it ends, ... -
Francis Rossi – Quo Songbook: Past, Present, Future – Review – Scarborough Spa
By Victoria Holdsworth, October 2026 I’ve been a Status Quo fan for more years than I care to admit in ... -
The Silence of the Lambs – Review – Bradford Alhambra Theatre
By Sue Dean, October 2026 There is something rather brave about taking one of cinema’s most celebrated psychological thrillers and ... -
Crushed (2025) – Film Review
Director: Simon Rumley Cast: Steve Oram, Nattapohn Rawddon, Margaux Dietrich Certificate: 15 By Roger Crow Steve Oram has spent more ... -
Street Football: The Real Grassroots of the Beautiful Game by David Proudlove – Review
By Karl Hornsey David Proudlove has already written two books assessing the impact of football clubs on their local communities, ... -
A Q&A with L.O.C.
L.O.C.: East Yorkshire groove metal What’s the title of your latest release, and what does it mean to you? Our ... -
The Sound of Milk by Camille – Album Review
By Ellie Victor Most albums begin with a song. Camille’s latest begins, effectively, with a family being a family: breathing, ...
