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TALKING HEADS monologues to be performed in a double bill
SHEFFIELD THEATRES 9 – 11 NOVEMBER
LEEDS PLAYHOUSE 12 – 14 NOVEMBER
Imelda Staunton in A Lady of Letters directed by Jonathan Kent
Maxine Peake in Miss Fozzard Finds Her Feet directed by Sarah Frankcom
Following the television broadcast in June this year, and an upcoming run at the
Bridge Theatre, two
Culture, arts and heritage can help recovery from Covid-19
A report into the value of culture, arts and heritage in South Yorkshire has
concluded the sector has an important role to play in the recovery from
Covid-19.
‘Unlocking the potential of culture, arts and heritage in South Yorkshire’
concludes that the sector can respond quickly, bring communities together,
support
Santa has been spotted around LEEDS today...
...but he’s not his usual busy self. He’s sleeping!
With 99 sleeps until Christmas and not an elf in sight, residents across the
city were surprised to see Santa resting by the city’s landmarks wearing a sign
saying ‘Wake me up on September 24th’.
Santa’s early
Brand new dance theatre to premiere at The Piece Hall
Calderdale's young people are set to be centre stage later this month for the
premiere of The Aftermath, an exciting new dance theatre piece which will
explore the impact that COVID-19 has had upon the young people of the region.
Produced by Northern Rascals, Northern Broadsides and The
A classic car for every budget
If sourced carefully and looked after properly, classic cars can be a great
asset for any automotive enthusiast. You may not have a six-figure budget to
spend or the ability to secure finance or a loan, but that doesn’t mean you
can’t snap up a decent classic or
Embrace the ageing process
By Siobhan Daniels
Finally, I am the mistress of my own destiny
I started my working life as a nurse at St James’s hospital in Leeds in 1977 and
I worked as a State registered nurse for nine years before having my daughter
Samantha and joining the BBC, on
Routine is good for the soul
By Beth Brown
I’ve always remembered my mum’s go to saying when I’ve felt out of sorts and
stuck in a lack of routine: ‘the devil makes work for idle hands’. Remove the
religious context and you’ll find it can be applied to many avenues, although