Author: Isabel Webb
Music Review: Parklife, Heaton Park, Manchester
The first time I went to Parklife I was 16-years-old.
Parklife’s Northern Roots
Since its inception ten years ago, Parklife has grown from a small one-day event in Platt Fields to a fully-fledged weekender in Heaton Park.
Review: 10000 Gestures at Manchester International Festival
Boris Charmatz is not a conventional choreographer. In fact, he ‘choreographed’ very little of his latest work, 10000 Gestures.
Review: Fatherland, Royal Exchange, Manchester International Festival
In school, I was taught that the most convincing arguments address their own pitfalls before someone else raises them.
Chips ‘n’ Gravy: “I am proud to call Manchester my home”
Writing for Northern Soul seems particularly pertinent today.
Chips ‘n’ Gravy: London’s restaurants are booming and blooming
English seasons are usually pretty indistinct.
Chips ‘n’ Gravy: seeking peace in the big city
There are certain things I wish I’d known before I started university.
Chips ‘n’ Gravy: keeping app with the capital
We live in an age where there’s an app for everything, and London life is no exception.
Chips ‘n’ Gravy: Student Life in London After Dark
New Year’s resolutions for the students among us are made, not in January as you’d expect, but in September.
“Plans for the future have been shattered overnight”
Isabel Webb is 19-years-old. She’s from Manchester and is one year into her degree at UCL in London. In her latest blog for Northern Soul, she writes about her reaction to the vote for Brexit.
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