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Tag Archives: Jessica Harris

Review: Don Giovanni

Jessica Harris watches this Welsh National Opera production at Birmingham Hippodrome.

24 April, 2022 in Opera.

Wars of the Roses

Jessica Harris reviews this RSC production.

22 April, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: Coming to England

Jessica Harris went along to Birmingham Rep.

6 April, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: 2065 by Frozen Light Theatre Co

Jessica Harris watches an inclusive production at MAC.

1 April, 2022 in Community, Theatre.

Review: Wondrous Stories

Jessica Harris reviews the opening event of the Birmingham 2022 Festival.

17 March, 2022 in Community, Dance.

From City of Empire to City of Diversity

Jessica Harris visits a photography exhibition showing Birmingham’s sense of community.

17 March, 2022 in Community, Exhibitions, Most recent, Photography.

Much Ado About Nothing; the Royal Shakespeare Company

Jessica Harris reviews this RSC production.

7 March, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: Don Quixote

Jessica Harris attends the Birmingham Royal Ballet at Birmingham Hippodrome.

20 February, 2022 in Ballet.

Review: Dead Good, Midlands Arts Centre

Jessica Harris watches the Vamos Theatre production.

9 February, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: Animal Farm

Jessica Harris went along to Birmingham Rep.

28 January, 2022 in Theatre.

Review: The Snowman

Jessica Harris goes along to Birmingham Rep for a post-Christmas classic.

9 January, 2022 in Childrens, Theatre.

Review: The Nutcracker

Jessica Harris is enchanted by the Birmingham Royal Ballet at Birmingham Hippodrome.

2 December, 2021 in Dance.

Review: One Snowy Night

Jessica Harris watched Slot Machine Theatre’s production at the Midland Arts Centre.

19 November, 2021 in Books, Childrens, Family, Theatre.

Review: Nobody

Jessica Harris went along to the Motionhouse production at Midlands Arts Centre.

24 October, 2021 in Dance.

Review: The Comedy of Errors

Jessica Harris sees the RSC’s latest production.

10 August, 2021 in Theatre.

Review: Me and My Doll, Paperback Theatre

Jessica Harris watches a Paperback Theatre production in association with Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton.

16 April, 2021 in Most recent.

Rooms: Birmingham Hippodrome in partnership with Rambert Dance Company

Jessica Harris watches a small screen collaboration.

12 April, 2021 in Most recent.

Review: Birmingham’s Museums on Demand programme

Jessica Harris goes online to learn about the past.

3 April, 2021 in Books, Local history, Music, Photography.

Dream, by the Royal Shakespeare Company

Jessica Harris reviews this online digital production.

18 March, 2021 in Theatre.

Review: The Color Purple

Jessica Harris watches the Made at Curve production created in association with Birmingham Hippodrome.

20 February, 2021 in Theatre.

Review: Romeo and Juliet

Jessica Harris watches the latest online offering from the RSC.

12 February, 2021 in Theatre.

Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Nutcracker online

Jessica Harris enjoys the latest online offering.

24 December, 2020 in Dance, Music.

Shakespeare in Winter

Jessica Harris reports on the RSC’s newly-launched winter programme.

20 November, 2020 in Family, Theatre.

Twelve years a slave to the stage: My best (and worst) moments

Richard Lutz remembers a dozen years of reviewing Midland performances. 

17 November, 2020 in Attractions, Birmingham, Classical, Comedy, Comment, Dance, Festivals, Most recent, Music, Nightlife, Theatre, Tourism.

Hay festival goes online

Jessica Harris looks at the upcoming Hay Festival Digital Winter Weekend.

17 November, 2020 in Books, Festivals, Health.

Review: Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Lazuli Sky

Birmingham dance is back and it’s a joy, says Jessica Harris.

26 October, 2020 in Classical, Dance, Music.

The take away culture

The Birmingham arts scene is coming to you wherever you are. Jessica Harris with details.

30 April, 2020 in Dance, Exhibitions, Festivals, Film, Theatre, Tourism.

The Corona forecast: storms ahead

Jessica Harris casts a worried eye on what lies in store.

16 April, 2020 in Comment, Health, Most recent.

Walking with Covid-19

Jessica Harris rambles through a quiet but distinctly alive Birmingham.

29 March, 2020 in Attractions, Birmingham, Climate, Comment, Community, Health, Local history, Most recent.

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