REVIEW: David Hoyle’s Seaside Getaway
David Hoyle is one of the most accomplished performers who grace our stages and I would encourage, urge and embolden you to go see him next time he is in town.
Eric Page
PREVIEW: Sunday Social Club: Pattens
This sunday sees the launch of the first free Sunday Social Club at new-kid-on-the-block bar/restaurant and club Patterns – (where Audio used to be). It’s a new series of fun events at Patterns. The first of which will be a hosted game of Musical Bingo from 6pm, where you get to throw away the numbe
PREVIEW: Sauna the dead: A Fairy Tale
A new short film about gay men and the way they treat each other, set in a sauna during the Zombie apocalypse….
Fan group mark LGBT history month at Amex Community Stadium
To celebrate LGBT history month, two ten meter long banners were unfurled by football fans in the stands at the Amex stadium as the Albion and Bolton teams came onto the pitch at the beginning of their Football League Championship game on February 13.
REVIEW: Would like to meet: Rialto Theatre
Great fun and certainly a funny alternative to watching bickering couples desperately trying to enjoy the over prices clichés thrust at them by the cities hoteliers and restaurateurs.If people are tired of overpriced Valentine themed evenings WLTM offers a completely different night out but still ba
REVIEW: The Magic Flute: ENO
Mark Wigglesworth as conductor was an utter delight, he pulls and throws the music around the auditorium with all the playfulness and artfulness that it demands, with the orchestra raised up over the pit and part of the action, and with some of the players taking part in the staging this was a near
PROFILE: Flower Power!
This Valentine’s month, Eric Page catches up with Neil Rushton of stylish and fragrant newcomer Hunter’s Florist on St James St, to talk all things floral.