Archive - Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter (Apr 7 -Apr 14)

Big voices and small venues in the run-up to Easter.

Apr 7, 2022 •

Rock Paper Scissors: A Sheffield Trilogy That's Also Family History (At Least For Me)

"The script was heightened, fast-paced, funny — and the fact that I’d fallen in love with this gaggle of bright but neglected kids made me want to smack…

Jun 26, 2022 •

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter: What's On This Week (Sep 17-23)

Oh Look, They've Come For Chubby Brown. Plus The Yorkshire Premiere Of A New Dance Work By Matthew Bourne.

Sep 16, 2021 •

The Madness And Glory of Wagner's Parsifal

Plus A Personal Tribute To Leeds-Based Independent Producer Kay Mellor

Jun 3, 2022 •

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter: What's On This Week (Sep 3-9)

A fictional murder in Brighton, a real murder in Malta and why, at 1am this morning, I felt I could use a drink. PLUS: Scarbados review

Sep 2, 2021 •

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter: What's On This Week: Sep 10-16

Bradford petrol-heads are revving their motors! Plus a sideways look at an African dictator -- and a forgotten island near Shipley.

Sep 9, 2021 •

Irita At The Pantomime

Plus Girls Behaving Badly and a bunch of stuff we all wish never happened

Feb 10, 2022 •

Eddy Queens: "I’m so grateful that I put down the crack pipe."

The Typical Girls star on life, motherhood and Whitney Houston. And why she's convinced the 1970s punk band The Slits are an inspiring role model for…

Sep 28, 2021 •

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter (Feb 25-Mar 3)

The Hull Truck 50th Anniversary Edition

Feb 25, 2022 •

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter: What's On This Week (Oct 8-14)

The Rent Boy and the Sailor. Plus Northern Ballet's Merlin and what the caddish Mr Wickham did next.

Oct 7, 2021 •

Leeds 2023: Cute Kids And Sleeping Giants

Liz Ryan reflects on #TheAwakening, the opening event of Leeds Year Of Culture 2023

Jan 23, 2023 •

Yorkshire Theatre Newsletter: What's On This Week (Jun 18-24)

Dog days, Southern dramas and twilight in Imperial Hong Kong... Theatre critic Liz Ryan considers the best of this week's shows.

Jun 17, 2021 •

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