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Noises Off – Review – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, November 2023 When Noises Off was first staged at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith in 1982, No ... -
Ensana Buxton Crescent Hotel – Review
By Clare Jenkins, November 2023 People always mention the weather in Buxton. “It would have been lovely if it hadn’t ... -
And Then There Were None – Review – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, November 2023 Back in 2015, And Then There Were None was voted the world’s favourite Agatha Christie, ... -
East Yorkshire Coast: Bempton Cliffs, Spurn, Bridlington – Travel Review
By Clare Jenkins, October 2023 Richard Ball is in full flight about Bempton Cliffs. “We’ve got up to five short-eared ... -
The Hypochondriac – Review – Sheffield Crucible
By Clare Jenkins, October 2023 Well, now, this is radical: a 17th Century play set in a cluttered, book-lined 17th ... -
Steel City Readers by Mary Grover – Review
By Clare Jenkins When Sheffield’s Firth Park branch library opened in 1930, Jack Walker, one of its first librarians, recalled: ... -
Matthew Bourne’s Romeo & Juliet – Review – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre
By Clare Jenkins, October 2023 Well, it’s Romeo and Juliet, all right, but not the ballet as we’ve usually known ... -
We Could All Be Perfect – Review – Sheffield Playhouse
By Clare Jenkins, October 2023 Who’d be a teenage girl nowadays? Crying yourself to sleep at night over fears for ... -
Studley Castle, Warwickshire – Review
By Clare Jenkins, August 2023 It was when the band launched into ‘Baby Love’ and two men (one wearing a ... -
Northumberland: Alnwick and The Amble Inn – Travel Review
By Clare Jenkins, August, 2023 Question: what do Harry Hotspur, Harry Potter, Tootles the Taxi and taxidermy have in common? ... -
Northumberland: Lindisfarne & Bamburgh Castle – Travel Review
By Clare Jenkins, July 2023 It’s undeniably one of the great British railway coastlines. North of Newcastle, passing Morpeth, Alnwick, ... -
Ramsgate & Pegwell Bay Hotel – Review
By Clare Jenkins, June 2023 If Ramsgate had its own visitors’ book, it would make impressive reading. Jane Austen visited ...
