Life of Pi at Leeds Grand Theatre: The Impossible Made Beautifully Possible
I’m ashamed to say I’m one of the few people who has not only been unable to get around to reading this book, but I’ve not even spent the two small hours needed to watch the film. It’s certainly one I’ve been meaning to get round to, but I think my belief that it was […]
The Gifting: Leeds Year of Culture 2023 : Final Event
Leeds Year of Culture 2023 is coming to an end after a year of celebrating everything that makes Leeds unique and vibrant. This not-for-profit venture has brought hundreds of artists and thousands of residents together in order to bring our City to the forefront of creativity, whilst reinforcing what it means to be a member […]
The Enormous Crocodile – a Snapping Good Show
After being delighted by Leeds Playhouse’s big show of the year, ‘Oliver’, last week, this Friday I braved taking my two little darlings to their children’s offering. Each year the Playhouse creates a show specially designed for a younger audience and this year it was ‘The Enormous Crocodile’. The play is based on the book […]
Oliver: A Fantastic Theatrical Feast for the Festive Season
I’m going to be honest and say that ‘Oliver’ has never been at the top of my must-see-show list. I vaguely remember watching it as a child and obviously there are a few classic tunes within, but the corniness of the film made me dubious of the stage show. I always love it though when […]
‘A School of Night’ at Slung Low Temple: A Unique Piece of Theatre in a Unique Urban Area
For the first time, this is most definitely going to be two reviews in one: discussing the delights of a most distinctive production as well as the experience of going to Slung Low’s new performance space at Temple – an extraordinary adventure. Slung Low Theatre Company, founded in 2000, occupies a place at the heart […]
