Articles relating to: Arts
Review: JB Shorts, Manchester
Having reached their 15th event with this collection, Reallife Theatre Company, the organisers of JB Shorts, are patently enthusiasts for the ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ philosophy.
Review: The Herbal Bed, The Lowry, Salford
As the 400th anniversary of the Bard’s death draws closer (April 23 in case you didn’t know), every theatre in the land is doing its utmost to find a different angle with which to pay homage to the great wordsmith.
Forced Entertainment: we talk to co-founder Cathy Naden
Won’t somebody think of the children? Actually you don’t have to because Liverpool’s Unity Theatre has already done lots of thinking on their behalf and, since Christmas, has been programming some of the very best kids’ theatre it’s ever been my privilege to see.
Review: Liverpool Lambs, Unity Theatre, Liverpool
Like many residents of Liverpool, I’m proud of my Irish heritage.
From Harry Potter to King Lear: Alfred Enoch talks to Northern Soul
When Talawa Theatre Company last appeared at the Royal Exchange with its groundbreaking production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, Northern Soul was blown away by the production.
Will Gompertz on the arts, museum closures and THAT hairdo
“I don’t think I would have got my job without my hair.”
Out of Nowhere: launching a theatre company and taking on Homer’s Odyssey
I’ve just ordered 5,000 flyers and 100 posters. If I were to find a tiny error on them when they arrive, I would probably be inconsolable for at least a week.
Review: The Encounter, HOME, Manchester
Inspired by Petru Popescu’s book Amazon Beaming which recounts the experiences of American photographer Loren McIntyre in the Brazilian rainforest, Complicite’s The Encounter has done packed-to-the-rafters business at Manchester’s HOME following a string of glowing reviews from Edinburgh and elsewhere.
Film Review: Marguerite
One of first foreign films I fell in love with was the 1981 French classic, Diva.
Review: Land of Our Fathers, Liverpool Playhouse Studio
These days, grime is a music genre, the sound of urban Britain. But back in 1979 it had no such cultural connotations.
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