Book Review Arts | Wednesday 16th Oct 2019 Book Review Priests de la Resistance by Fergus Butler-Gallie
Interview Wednesday 16th Oct 2019 Interview ‘Like walking on water’ Bassist JOE FONDA tells Chris Searle what it's like to play in a quartet of veteran maestros on their latest album Bamako
Black History Month Tuesday 15th Oct 2019 Black History Month Bringing black music to the cultural mainstream KEVIN LE GENDRE talks to Angela Cobbinah about the musicians whose creativity has left a lasting though sometimes ignored legacy in Britain
Film Tuesday 15th Oct 2019 Film Reel gems at London Film Festival MARIA DUARTE picks out some of the best on show this year
Live Music Review Monday 14th Oct 2019 Live Music Review Twisterella Festival Middlesbrough Young and emerging talent shine in unique music festival that's ahead of the curve
Book Review Monday 14th Oct 2019 Book Review We Have Never Been Middle Class by Hadas Weiss Acute interrogation of how social perceptions, values and beliefs influence economic behaviour
Opinion Monday 14th Oct 2019 Opinion Damp squibs? Political satire can be more helpful to its targets than its creators might intend, argue ADAM J SMITH and JO WAUGH
Dance Review Tuesday 15th Oct 2019 Dance Review Giselle, Alhambra Theatre Bradford/Touring AS REVENGEFUL as it is romantic, Dada Masilo’s adaptation is a far cry from the traditional chocolate box Giselle.
Book Review Monday 14th Oct 2019 Book Review Karl Marx and the Birth of Modern Society by Michael Heinrich Magisterial biography of Marx's early life and times
Theatre Review Monday 14th Oct 2019 Theatre Review Dutchman, Tristan Bates Theatre London Assault on racist attitudes in the US of the 1960s still packs a punch
