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From Brum to Balti-land

Richard Lutz travelled to Mirpur to find the home of the balti.

13 July, 2020 in Comment, Eating out, Moseley and Kings Heath, Most recent, Stirchley, Tourism, Travel.

The second rate city

Andy Munro has a bit of a moan.

11 July, 2020 in Comment, Commonwealth Games 2022, Football, Media, Music, Retail.

Review: Orchestre National de Lille

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a classic performance at Symphony Hall.

28 January, 2020 in Birmingham, Classical, Most recent, Music.

Dance review: Rite of Spring Re-Imagined at The Patrick Centre

Richard Lutz watches dance fusion between east and west.

15 May, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Classical, Dance, Most recent.

Two takes on Africa and the tale of the dragon

Richard Lutz dips into African theatre twice and finds a lost church.

23 April, 2019 in Art and Leisure, Comment, Cotswolds, Most recent, Reviews, Theatre, Tourism, Travel.

Book Review: ‘Our City’ explores how immigration changed Birmingham

Richard Lutz reviews an investigation into the changing face of our city landscape.

22 February, 2019 in Birmingham, Books, Business, Comment, Local history, Media, Most recent.

Dog day afternoon and other tails

Richard Lutz goes to The Edge.

7 December, 2018 in Film, Most recent, Theatre, Travel, Worcestershire.

Motorcycle dreams at the NEC

Alan Holland runs with the wind at the MotorcycleLive Show at the NEC and checks out the machinery straight from the crate. 

26 November, 2018 in Art and Leisure, Exhibitions, Most recent, Motor Sport, Sport.

Boris and his fringe appearance

Political columnist Will Mapplebeck drops in on the Tory shindig in Birmingham.

3 October, 2018 in Birmingham, Elections, Europe, Most recent, Politics.

Mud is the currency of an English winter and other tales

Richard Lutz takes the long route through another lost week.

24 January, 2018 in Film, Most recent, Tourism, Warwickshire.

Eight battle it out for Midlands Newspaper of the Year

Nominations announced for region’s media stars.

21 September, 2017 in Business, Media, Most recent, Radio, Television.

Review: Sergeant Pepper in King’s Heath

It was fifty years ago today, trumpets Richard Lutz, as he re-lives that great album.

6 June, 2017 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music.

Tommy: relentless songs that run out of puff

Richard Lutz takes his pew for the anthemic play about a kid who plays a mean pinball.

19 May, 2017 in Music, Theatre.

I Want, I Want: “a gallery of tomorrow’s dreams…”

Richard Lutz enters the digital world of new tech artists.

10 April, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Exhibitions, Most recent, What's on.

Love at The Birmingham Rep: “…. harrowing drama from the lower depths…”

Richard Lutz takes a pew for a gripping tale about homelessness and the enduring power of love.

31 January, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Theatre, What's on.

Sparkbrook and the eye of the lens

Richard Lutz highlights a book about a Birmingham neighbourhood that continually changes and refuses to die.

22 January, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Most recent, Photography.

Birmingham ballet dancer grabs international bronze

Hamish Scott (above), from Birmingham’s Elmhurst Ballet School, has come third in an international dance competition. 

12 December, 2016 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Most recent, Music.
Ammalife

Donation bid for Birmingham charity

Christmas appeal launched to aid maternal heath care.

27 November, 2016 in Birmingham, Charities, Christmas, Health, Most recent.

Robert Glasper review: free-flowing, innovative, cheeky

Richard Lutz catches a mix of jazz, hip-hop, RandB and techno from a young master

22 November, 2016 in Most recent.

Review: Loudon Wainwright III

Richard Lutz takes his pew at Birmingham’s Town Hall for a concert by an old troubadour

19 October, 2016 in Music, What's on.

That was the pizza wars that was.. and other tales

Richard Lutz reviews the shards of the last week, taking in woods, squandering a British heritage and the passing of a good man.

8 October, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent.

Trolleyed, boozed up, smashed and receptions that start just short of midnight- welcome to the party conference circuit

Will Mapplebeck, a Newcastle-based lobbyist, attends the party conferences. Here, he drinks in the Tory knees up

6 October, 2016 in Birmingham, Comment, Most recent, Politics, What's on.

Review: Tamsin Waley-Cohen

Richard Lutz reviews the classical violinist suffused with the blues

4 October, 2016 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Most recent, What's on.

Review: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre

Richard Lutz takes his pew for a legendary Stateside dance troupe

24 September, 2016 in Art and Leisure, Birmingham, Dance, Most recent, Music, What's on.

Lights, camera, dereliction

Birmingham is being used as a location once again by Hollywood. This time, by one of movieland’s best directors. Guess why, asks Richard Lutz

9 September, 2016 in Art and Leisure, Business, Comment, Most recent, What's on.

John Malkovich to headline Symphony Hall season

Richard Lutz reports on the new Symphony Hall/Town Hall season about to open in Birmingham

12 August, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music, What's on.

Pascoe Perfect

Richard Lutz watches one of Britain’s better comediennes earn her keep.

13 June, 2016 in Art and Leisure, Most recent, What's on.

Symphony Hall flings opens its doors with free events for its 25th birthday bash

Join Sara Colman and Pete Churchill for an afternoon of singing

10 June, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent, What's on.

That was the wedge that was

Richard Lutz reviews the past seven days in his city.

23 May, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent.

Eric Bibb review: Belly full of blues

Richard Lutz grabs a pew for a master of American music

17 May, 2016 in Birmingham, Most recent, Music, What's on.

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