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Theatre review: Jackie the Musical @ Alhambra Theatre, Bradford – ‘a big must-see production’

By Janis Sims

Bradford.
Preview
Preview: Settle Stories Festival 2016

By Mike Farren

Bradford.
The World According To Garp

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Blood Brothers Review: A polished production

By Sophie Joelle

Leeds.
Greatest characters: Sherlock Holmes

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
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Interview
Review and interview: Musician and producer Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry

By David Campbell Olson

Leeds.
Review: Flat Death, and exhibition of the work of Edgar Martins and Jordan Baseman

By Steve Lamb

Liverpool.
Lecture profile: ‘Human Rights and Foreign Surveillance – Privacy in the Digital Age’

By Elena Fowler

Liverpool.
Review: The Club by director Pablo Larraín

By Daniel Palmer

Sheffield.
Theatre Review: Northern Broadsides’ The Merry Wives – ‘magnificent’

By Rich Jevons

Bradford.
Lisa-Marie Dickinson Talks Feminism, The Body, and Equality with F=

By Lisa-Marie Dickinson

Leeds.

Inside Out @ Manchester’s Castlefield Gallery

By Bobbie Hook

Manchester.
Heart & Sold at Salford Museum & Art Gallery

By Mattie Roberts

Manchester.
Copyright: A Brief Writers’ Guide

By Paul Barrow

Written & Spoken Word. Leeds.
Review: Three Generations of Women

By Nabihah Parkar

Leeds.
Review: Malarkey Affair launch their new album Leave A Light On @ Yellow Arch Studios

By Kevin Thompson

Sheffield.
Film review: Ben Wheatley’s High-Rise

By Daniel Palmer

Sheffield.

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