Thu, 17th May 2012
11:24am Friday 11th May 2012
The war in Afghanistan is never far from our consciousness, but what is sometimes hard for those not closely related to members of the armed forces to understand is the full impact of seeing a loved one leave for war.
11:31am Friday 11th May 2012
C haim’s Love Song was a surprise off-Broadway hit in the late nineties and has since become a very popular play wherever it is performed.
11:30am Friday 11th May 2012
Opera North’s new production of the famously weepy musical, Carousel, is a resounding triumph.
11:29am Friday 11th May 2012
Far be it from the writer to suggest any alternative version, but could it be that God spent five days creating Yorkshire, honing it, perfecting it to the ultimate degree – and God saw that it was good. And on the sixth day, God created the rest of the world – and God saw that it was average? Just a hypothesis, you understand.
11:28am Friday 11th May 2012
Peasants and noblemen alike are being invited to a medieval fair at Harewood.
11:27am Friday 11th May 2012
The latest playhouse production opened in the Wildman Studio on Monday. Set in New York, Chaim’s Love Song by Marvin Chernoff is a charming comedy drama about retired Jewish mailman Chaim Shotsky and his friendship with Kelly Burke, a young teacher from Iowa who has accompanied her husband, an English professor, on a research trip to the Big Apple.
11:25am Friday 11th May 2012
Ilkley's Upstagers Youth Theatre Group has been chosen by the professional management team to perform the under 19s’ version of the musical Miss Saigon at the King’s Hall, between July 11-14.
11:25am Friday 11th May 2012
The City of Bradford Brass Band will play at a Rotary Club concert in Ilkley next month in aid of worldwide campaign to eradicate polio.
5:10pm Wednesday 9th May 2012
Yeadon Methodist Amateur Dramatic Society will be presenting the Derek Benfield comedy Look Who’s Talking in the church’s Hardwick Hall on May 17, 18 and 19.
2:10pm Tuesday 8th May 2012
David Keighley’s impressive set for Measure For Measure came down on Sunday, courtesy of the efforts of the Working Party and already the set for Stoppard’s The Real Thing (another of David Keighley’s designs) is taking shape.
