Mark Steel’s mammoth three hour show had this City Varieties sold-out crowd as much on his side as they were in tears with his rants on Brexit, modern technology and much more.
In the world of the disenchanted and disenfranchised the American Idiot is King; or so it would seem.
Photo Copyright © Magnus Hastings and Review by Emma Torkington On Thursday night (28th March) Home MCR was home to Ru Paul’s Drag Race…
Greed, loathing, desire and despair. Welcome to the world of real estate where you are only as good as your last sale and if your name isn’t on the board your currency has crashed.
Fresh from his success on Britain’s Got Talent, Robert White brings his risque and completely bonkers “Tank Top Tour” to Harrogate.
Fans of all ages flocked to the Grand Opera House in York to ask their own question to Hollywood superstar Joan Colli
Jersey Boys tells the story of the rise from New Jersey, the tough outlands of New York, of four likely lads with a dream; we also get a young Joe Pesci thrown in, no extra charge.
Review by Jo Forrest Having original been devised and directed in 1977 by Mike Leigh, the 2019 adaption of the hit comedy about middle…
Of all the films to come out of the 1970s perhaps one of the most iconic that captures the essence and despair of the time is Saturday Night Fever with its tragic tale of hopelessness and thwarted dreams.
One man performing to twelve thousand people a night for nineteen dates. Let that sink in for a minute. That’s over 225,000 people through…