Reviews
| Large cast squeezes into brilliant performance | | 11:44am Thursday 8th November 2007 | | Guiseley AOS in When The Lights Go On Again' at Guiseley Theatre (until Saturday)
This timely production focuses our minds on Remembrance Day. The impressive exhibition at the theatre, and the pre-performance features submitted to this newspaper by the Society's Publicity Officer Mark Dexter highlighting the part local veterans played in the Second World War, have played a vital part. |
| Choir and band are in impressive form | | 10:41am Thursday 8th November 2007 | | Steeton Male Voice Choir Concert at St Margaret's Church, Ilkley
This year the Steeton Male Voice Choir invited the East Yorkshire Motor services Brass band to join them in their annual concert, in St Margaret's Church, the King's Hall being unavailable. |
| Record-breaking run is a joy to watch | | 2:28pm Thursday 1st November 2007 | | The History Boys' at Leeds Grand Theatre
Alan Bennett's hugely popular play The History Boys' had a barnstorming reception playing to packed houses at Leeds Grand Theatre. |
| Modern Julius Caesar is a superb rendition | | 2:18pm Thursday 1st November 2007 | | Ilkley Players in Julius Caesar' at Ilkley Playhouse until November 10.
Who is so firm but that they cannot be seduced?'
The inter-play of honour and ambition is acted out this week at the Ilkley Playhouse in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar'. |
| Much to admire in Keiser's works | | 10:20am Thursday 25th October 2007 | | Opera North's The Fortunes of King Croesus at Leeds Grand Theatre.
What do Second World War Bomber Command, a Cockney barrow boy and a neglected 18th century German opera have in common? Opera North alone knows. |
| Fantastic characters brought to life | | 10:44am Thursday 11th October 2007 | | Yeadon Amateurs inthe play Ladies' Day' staged at Yeadon Town Hall
THE script may well have been rather predictable but it was laughs all the way as Yeadon Amateurs presented the Amanda Whittington play Ladies' Day' at Yeadon Town Hall. |
| Opera doesn't get much better than this | | 10:42am Thursday 11th October 2007 | | Opera North's Falstaff' at The Grand Theatre, Leeds
Legendary Italian conductor Arturo Toscanini regarded Verdi's final operatic masterpiece as the most successful marriage of words and music in the history of the lyric theatre'. |
| Hymn writer's music explores themes | | 10:39am Thursday 11th October 2007 | | The Stuart Townend worship concert at Christchurch, Ilkley.
How can the God who created Ilkley Moor be interested in me?'
That was the question Stuart Townend asked as he began his worship concert at Christchurch, Ilkley on Sunday. |
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