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Murder At Midnight – Review – York Theatre Royal
By Karl Hornsey, October 2025 Murder at Midnight is the follow-up to Torben Betts’ successful Murder in the Dark production, ... -
Forgotten Football Clubs of Great Britain and Ireland by Philip O’Rourke – Review
By Karl Hornsey Philip O’Rourke has returned with a second book focusing on some of the football clubs that sadly ... -
Journey Into the Unknown by Neil Fredrik Jensen – Review
By Karl Hornsey Neil Jensen’s latest offering is a look back at the early stages of British football clubs’ adventures ... -
Last Night of the Proms: Royal Philharmonic – Review – Hull City Hall
By Karl Hornsey, September 2025 Less than a week on from the Last Night of the Proms at the Royal ... -
Five in a Row by Shareef Abdallah – Book Review
By Karl Hornsey While fans of the Scotland men’s national football team may have felt a little hard done to ... -
Football in the Seventies – 1974 by Marvin Close – Book Review
By Karl Hornsey Marvin Close has continued his nostalgic look back at the yesteryear of football with the third in ... -
Under the Vines, Series 1 – DVD Review
By Karl Hornsey Diehard fans of Under the Vines have had to wait some time for the DVD release of ... -
Elgar’s Enigma Variations. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Review – Hull City Hall
By Karl Hornsey, June 2025 The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra returned to Hull City Hall on Thursday, demonstrating their sublime skills ... -
The Wilderness Years: Newcastle United 1978-1984 by Gary Sherrard – Review
By Karl Hornsey One thing above all that I love about the books published across all sports by Pitch Publishing ... -
Kendall’s Glory Years by Steve Zocek – Review
By Karl Hornsey Steve Zocek is clearly a man whose love for Everton Football Club runs deep. In 2022, he ... -
Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell – Review – York Theatre Royal
By Karl Hornsey, June 2025 Even by the meteoric standards of Matthew Bourne, this is a truly astonishing piece of ... -
The Ten Teacups by Carter Dickson – Review
By Karl Hornsey There’s something special about the series of books released under the banner of the British Library Crime ...
