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An Interview with John Grisham
At the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, Harrogate, 2018 by Sarah Morgan There is an audible hush around the Theakstons ... -
Il Divo – Live Review – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
By Roger Crow, July 2018 What I know about Il Divo before they take to the stage at Scarborough Open ... -
Oh God Ma’am by Sons of Bill – Album Review
By David Schuster Oh God Ma’am is a beautiful, fey and gently dark collection of songs from Sons of Bill. ... -
Happy Death Day (2017) – Film Review
Director: Christopher B Landon Cast: Jessica Rothe, Israel Broussard, Ruby Modine Certificate: 15 By Roger Crow This is one of ... -
Free Rein by Rebelution – Album Review
By David Schuster Ah! The long hot summer of 2018 in the UK: The Sun newspaper dusting off it’s ‘Phew! ... -
Oliver Twist and The Mystery of Throate Manor by David Stuart Davies – Review
By Sandra Callard David Stuart Davies’s new book Oliver Twist and The Mystery of Throate Manor, is a rollicking ride ... -
Build A Tower by The Slow Readers Club – Album Review
By David Schuster Sometimes, if you carry on doing your thing for long enough, the planets align and ‘your thing’ ... -
Jools Holland & his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra – Review – Hull City Hall
By Roger Crow, June 2018 I’ve been writing features about Jools Holland for 26 years. Usually centring on his Later… ... -
The Division Bell Mystery by Ellen Wilkinson – Review
By Richard Barnett Many politicans have turned to writing, either to supplement their (perceived) meagre income – diaries, biographies (of ... -
Fenfo by Fatoumata Diawara – Album Review
By David Schuster The rhythmic music of the West African nations, which include Mali, Senegal and Ivory Coast, has beguiled ... -
Steps – Live Review – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
By Rachel Crow, June 2018 It’s strange how some music has the power to transport you back to a particular ... -
A Gallery from ‘Love Among the Ruins’ Exhibition in Sheffield, Documenting Housing Projects Park Hill ...
In July 2018, S1 Artspace reopens in the heart of Sheffield’s iconic Brutalist Park Hill estate with an exhibition of ...
