Leeds Light Night: A Lite Version
Light Night is a truly special part of Leeds’ calendar, but this year’s Light Night felt like a lite version...
In The Middle
Review: The Woman King – Hollywood Bends the Knee
Rarely, a new release is a marker of where the industry is. A representation of the moods and makeup of...
Review: Amsterdam
Everyone loves a true story, and Amsterdam utilises this in its telling of a 1930’s New York conspiracy. The film...
Review: Nine Night
Four years after its West End debut, a new production uncovers a Jamaican mourning ritual as a British-Jamaican family lose...
A Long History of activism, poetry, and checking his watch…: Linton Kwesi Johnson in Conversation with Gary Younge at Opera North’s Howard Assembly Room
I was delighted to be able to go and see Linton Kwesi Johnson (LKJ), London's renowned Jamaican poet, activist, and...
Review: Don’t Worry Darling
Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling advertised itself, with the offscreen drama overshadowing discussions of the film’s content prior to its...
The Rundown of the BBC National Short Story Award
The BBC has returned for another year to blindly judge the nation’s five best entrees for their short story competition....
A Cultural Map of Leeds – Or, where to spread your Freshers Flu
Getting to know a new city is like rummaging through a student fridge: you want to know where the excitement...
Cans of Carling, Noël Coward, and Scottish Independence – Asides from the Elbow Preview for Edinburgh Fringe
Buzzing off some pre-production pints at RP during the monumental Lionesses' Euro Final, but on Sunday at precisely 7:31pm I...
Mae Muller is the epitome of empowerment as she kicks off her ‘no one else, not even you’ UK tour at The Wardrobe
Crowd gathered, lights dimmed, and the deep bass of the backing track prepare the stage for the entrance of the...
