Theatre Review Theatre Review Juggling the ever-present sense of stigma, threat and fear UndetectableKing’s Head Theatre,
Theatre Review Arts | Tuesday 18th Feb 2020 Theatre Review The production adds poetry and more humour to the original, but fills out scenes unnecessarily
Music Wednesday 19th Feb 2020 Music Album review with Ian Sinclair: February 14, 2020 Latest releases from Eyelids, Tame Impala and Arborist
Theatre Friday 14th Feb 2020 Theatre Wuthering Heights, Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester Adaptation of Bronte classic fails to scale the heights
Theatre Review Friday 14th Feb 2020 Theatre Review Too much information GORDON PARSONS sees a worthy drama on the abolition of the slave trade bogged down in its historical context
Friday 14th Feb 2020 Books 2020 vision MARK PERRYMAN picks 10 groundbreaking books which could have a significant political impact in the coming months
Books Thursday 13th Feb 2020 Books Migrants and Militants by Alain Badiou Quantity overwhelms quality of French philosopher's political analysis
Poetry on the Picketline Thursday 13th Feb 2020 Poetry on the Picketline Motorways by Joe Solo “Morning Mr Arthur, I’ve come to fix the fridge.”He said: “I’ve got a little magnetof the Brooklyn Bridge…
LGBT+ History Month Friday 14th Feb 2020 LGBT+ History Month Why we should get into bed with ‘Romosexuality’ The Romans have been denounced for their predeliction for ‘vice’ but their hedonistic approach to love and sexuality should be celebrated, says JENNIFER INGLEHEART
Music Thursday 13th Feb 2020 Music Album reviews with Kevin Bryan: February 13, 2020 Latest releases from Beans On Toast, Pet Shop Boys and The Haden Triplets
Profile Friday 14th Feb 2020 Profile ‘A poet does not speak merely for himself’ Those words by JOHN EDGELL RICKWORD sum up a writer for whom literature was always a political and cultural battleground, says Brian Denny
Appreciation Thursday 13th Feb 2020 Appreciation A reminder of what the good things in poetry are Tim Wells pays tribute to RODDY LUMSDEN
