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A Q&A with modernlove
Vibrant alt-rock from Drogheda – here’s Barry from modernlove What is the title of your latest release, and what does ... -
A Q&A with Ryan Davd Orr
Arizona indie-folk, going places… What’s the title of your latest release, and what does it mean to you? The new ... -
The Lost Man of Bombay by Vaseem Khan – Review
By Sandra Callard Author Vadeem Khan is building a strong and steady following for his novels, particularly The Malabar House ... -
Nothing & Everything Else/Z is for Zelda – Review – Theatre@41, York
By Gail Schuster, August 2022 A double bill of plays, both written and directed by Bethany Shilling, a talented Theatre ... -
Universal Terror: Karloff – Review
By Sarah Morgan Expect skullduggery, dark shadows and nastiness aplenty – yes, it’s time for a Boris Karloff boxset. The ... -
A Q&A with Tide Lines
Highlands rock quartet, taking the scenic route… What’s the title of your latest release, and what does it mean to ... -
80s Classical – Live Review – Millennium Square, Leeds
By Steve Crabtree, July 2022 The 80s gave us a lot of great things. Knight Rider. The A-Team. The Walkman. ... -
The Furies by John Connolly – Review
By Sandra Callard I have never, in all my book reading experience, come across a novel with such depth, excitement ... -
Get Carter (1971) – Film Review
Director: Mike Hodges Cast: Michael Caine, Ian Hendry, Britt Ekland Certificate: 18 By Sarah Morgan “You’re a big man, but ... -
The Nearly Men by Aidan Williams – Review
By Karl Hornsey Whether it’s an exclusively British trait or not, there’s always been an element in the sporting world ... -
Walkabout (1971) – Film Review
Director: Nicolas Roeg Cast: Jenny Agutter, David Gulpilil, Luc Roeg Certificate: 12 By Sarah Morgan Cinema is a visual medium, ... -
The Coppergate Woman – Review – York Theatre Royal
By Elizabeth Stanforth-Sharpe, August 2022 The publicity surrounding The Coppergate Woman has touted York Theatre Royal’s long association with community ...
