Review: The Wonderfully Whacky World of LUU MT’s “The Addams Family”
Image Credit: Ash Mallen LUU Musical Theatre Society bring to stage their latest production in the form of The Addams...
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Ink Stains
Oscar Glanfield reflects on Indian Ink, the revived Tom Stoppard play exploring love and art between England and India. Kolkata...
TG Presents Big Big Sky: Review – A soaring play about love and loss
LUU’s Theatre Group Society (TG) have always impressed me when I attend their productions. Their interpretation of Tom Wells’ Big...
John Atkinson Grimshaw Exhibition: A Walk-through Time in Leeds
Olivia J Nivaud visits the Leeds Art Gallery to discover the work of a great Yorkshire artist. Being a first...
[uz], [uz], [uz] & them: a celebration of working class art
Francesca Langley covers the opening night of the , , exhibition at the Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery. Named after...
The Nutcracker at Leeds Grand Review: A fantastic retelling of a festive classic
Taking my seat in the Leeds Grand Theatre I am immediately greeted by not only the ornate decor of the...
Leeds in the Bleak Midwinter: book and film recommendations for short days and long nights
Lila Frost runs through her favourite books and films to support her through the harsh winter months. As much as...
Leeds Palestinian Film Festival: ‘Women, Film and Resistance’ Review
Lily Rodney reviews the 'Women, Film and Resistance' event as part of the Leeds Palestinian Film Festival, and also interviews...
When the Crows Creep in: Open Theatre’s ‘Corvus’
Lily Rodney reviews the LUU Open Theatre production of 'Corvus', discussing the key explorations of anxiety and paranoia. The LUU...
Childhood Friendships: Lessons from Stand by Me
Najla Omar reflects on the lessons about friendship and childhood in Reiner's Stand by Me. I must admit; I am...