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Julia Bueno – ‘Everyone’s A Critic: How We Can Learn To Be Kind To Ourselves’ review
Sean Connolly – ‘On Every Tide: The Making and Remaking of the Irish World’ review
Ben Macintyre – ‘Colditz: Prisoners of the Castle’ Audiobook review
Robert Galbraith – ‘The Ink Black Heart’ review
Robert Harris – ‘Act of Oblivion’ Audiobook review
Sunny Sweeney – ‘Married Alone’ album review
Maddie & Tae – ‘Through The Madness Vol. 2’ album review
Kelsea Ballerini – ‘Subject to Change’ review
Interview: Beth Nielsen Chapman reflects on her career, the craft of writing and new album ‘Crazy Town’
Ashley Gorley honoured as the ‘Songwriter of the Decade’ by the NSAI
‘Bull’ Limited Edition Blu-ray review
M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Knock at the Cabin’: see the trailer and first-look images
‘Shotgun Wedding’ starring Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel coming to Prime Video in January
‘I Spit On Your Grave’ 4K review
‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’: see Naomi Ackie as Whitney Houston in the biopic’s trailer
Natalie Imbruglia Celebrates 25 years of ‘Left of the Middle’ with a blue vinyl & UK tour
America – ‘Harbor’ vinyl review
Blue release ‘Magnetic’ – the third track from upcoming album ‘Heart & Soul’
Mergui releases live performance video of ‘Lie Like This’ from L.A.
Interview: Kenny Thomas teases new single ‘Contagious’ and looks back on his debut album ‘Voices’
Does humanity have a future? Find out in the last leg of a gruelling journey into the final episodes of a classic BBC post-pandemic...
It's all about fighting and federating in the noticeably darker, murkier, and uncertain final series of Survivors.
An extended review of the second season of the cult BBC drama series, where peril gives way to pig farming.
A retrospective of a difficult and radically different second season of the cult BBC drama series.
A look back at 10 of the best shows that played the region.
Two women narrate the stories of a bygone Leeds, using theatres and cinemas of the past.
The actor who sent a generation scurrying behind the sofa as Davros will be speaking in Leeds this November.
A showcase of four original scripts inspired by the theme of Truth will play at Seven Arts this July.
Stage adaptation of the Hollywood classic arrives in February 2020 for a limited 12-week engagement.
The Playhouse reopens in October 2019 with a programme of new work and revived classics.