Thursday 17th April 08 - Ladies Who Like to Lunch at Cave Castle Hotel, South Cave

Are there any ladies out there who like to lunch? HERIB are holding an exclusive ladies only lunch at the wonderful Cave Castle Hotel with guest speaker Valerie Wood, local author and winner of the Catherine Cookson prize listen to how it all began. This is a great excuse to dress up and enjoy lunch with a few friends - a real girly day out for all, and a wonderful way to show your support for HERIB your local charity. This is a great opportunity for networking and meeting new clients for all those business ladies out there. If you have just started a new venture or are in the processes of launching this would be a fantastic way to build your client base.

Thursday 17th April at Cave Castle, South Cave. 12.00 - 3.00 pm. Tickets are £22.50 per person If you have any questions about the day, please contact Ann or Lisa at HERIB on (01482) 342297

Coming Up - 25th - 27th April - Time & Tidal Flow - A weekend of Live Art and Contemporary Performance
	A collaboration between Hull Time Based Arts www.hulltimebasedart.co.uk and New Work Yorkshire www.newworknetwork.org.uk/newworkyorkshire 4 new and original live art and contemporary performance projects linked by the theme of change have been developed through HTBA's new commissioning scheme. Friday 25th April Read more...

Coming Up, Saturday 26th April 08 - Baby and Toddler Nearly New Sale at Beverley memorial Hall
	Quality as good as new items on sale including: Baby and children's clothing, Toys, books and games, Nursery equipment, Maternity wear, Also come and find out about activity classes that are happening in your area. 9.30am - 12pm Beverley Memorial Hall If you would like to know more about the event or would like to book a table please visit www.babyfairs.weebly.com Read more...

Coming Up, Friday 18th April 08 - Overnight Ghost Hunt at RAF Holmpton with Ian Lawman
	Fans of the paranormal are invited to the haunted RAF Holmpton with TV Medium Ian Lawman. Ian has starred on Living TV's Most Haunted. The evening will start with a ghost and history walk of the location, detailing real life history and ghostly sightings. Following on from this, an equipment demonstration will be given showing the types of paranormal equipment Read more...

Coming Up - Thursday 17th April 08 - Joseph Porter, Pog, Wob and CrackTown at The Adelphi Club
	4 class acts in this quality semi-acoustic, wacky evening. Don't miss it! Joseph Porter - Singer songwriter from that great group, Blyth Power, one of the first acts to play the Adelphi back in the radical 80's returns solo. Ex Zounds member who's played Glastonbury Festival and toured Europe extensively, playing with everyone from Read more...

Coming Up, Saturdays in April - Artlink Workshops
	Artlink are holding Saturday workshops throughout April for children and young people, taking place at Artlink, 87 Princes Ave from 10.30am-12pm. Take a look at the topics being covered and see what takes your kids' fancy! Please note - all children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by an adult. Read more...

Coming Up - 15th to 20th April 08 - Glimmer, The 6th Hull International Short Film Festival
	The Hull International Short Film Festival returns with a new name and attitude, from 15th April 2008. Glimmer will provide audiences with the very best new short films from across the world alongside numerous special events and exclusive guests. Highlights of this year's festival will include the Glimmer Award for Best International Short Read more...

Reviews, Theatre - Wednesday 19th March 08 - The Bat Trilogy at Hull New Theatre By Steve Rudd Photos by Matt Rudd
	Back in black and ready to rock the venue from the rafters to its foundations, Steve Steinman vaulted into an epic rendition of Life is A Lemon without delay, the incredible power of his vocal delivery reaching the row furthest from the stage with ease. I should know: that's where I was sat, yet the sights and sounds even from back there were to be savoured. Having mimicked Meatloaf for almost twenty years now, Steve Steinman's Read more...

Reviews, Theatre - Saturday 2nd February 08 - Steve Steinman's Bat Trilogy at The Futurist Theatre, Scarborough By Steve Rudd
	Pulling out all the stops to put on an electrifying show, Steve Steinman and his hard-rocking entourage pulled into Scarborough on what was a freezing cold night. Fortunately, fans of Steve and his Bat Trilogy tour showed up in their droves, crowding into The Futurist to witness one of the first shows of his new tour... and with some scandalously talented Read more...

Reviews, Out of Town - Wednesday 6th February 08 - Open Mic Night at The Locomotive Inn, York By Michelle Dee
	A bit of a thisisUll gang night out this one, with Cilla Uberwebfuhrer, Jane Fozzy Foster and Michelle the scribe Dee. Representing Ull tonight Joe just got signed Hakim and Mike, mad as a bicycle Watts. Our trip out to York began with a vicious nasal assault, as we got stuck behind a fertilizer tractor just before Market Weighton. In the back of the car it smelt as though a rat Read more...

Reviews, Cinema - VUE HD Digital Cinema, Princes Quay By Dave Fox
	I feel a bit of a naughty writing this, considering my friend is running the new cinema in St Steven's Square (sorry Sal) but I am so impressed with Vue, the new cinema on the top deck of the Princes Quay. I've just recently got into the High Definition at home with Blue Ray and HD TV so I was buzzing when I heard about a brand Read more...

Reviews, Events - Wednesday 19th December 07 - Off The Road at The Adelphi By Michelle Dee
	Jane Foster opened the show by taking a traditional Christmas poem and bringing it right up to date. So 'Twas The Night Before Christmas was set on a decrepit council estate with characters more attuned to Christmas spirits rather than the spirit of Christmas. Jane delivered the five minute piece with a cool ease and her references to local Read more...

Reviews, Books - Pleading Guilty by Paul Genney (Dedalus Books) Reviewed by Nick Quantrill
	On the face of it, Henry Wallace, barrister in Hull's Whitebait Chambers, has it all. A well paying job and a comfortable life, but when solicitor's runner, Pauline Dawson, enters his life, everything changes. Overcome with the pressures of a changing work place and his growing lust, Wallace starts to overheat. Feeling guilty and angry, his relationship with Read more...

Reviews, Theatre - Saturday 13th October 07 - Vampires Rock at Hull New Theatre By Steve Rudd
	It's safe to say that Steve Steinman is one of the hardest-working singers and performers in the UK. No sooner did he finish his Bat Trilogy tour on the brink of summer, and he was getting back to grips with his other great show - Vampires Rock - in anticipation for the current Autumn tour that's sweeping up and down the country in style. Read more...

Reviews, Theatre - Monday 15th October Disposable People A Croft Creative Production By Andrew Pearson and Thom Stridd At The Boatshed Hull Marina (show runs from 15th - 20th October) By Michelle Dee
	Monday evening, inside a cavernous boat shed on Hull marina, a tale of international importance and concern is unfolding. A terrible tale; a tale of modern day slavery, which the general public support, without a moment's thought, on a daily basis. That new leather bag you bought, those shoes, Read more...

Reviews - Thursday 20th September - Poetry And Music - ThisisUll At Babylon Bar, Cleethorpes By Michelle Dee
	Having missed so many of Joe Hakim's recent out of town dates (Harrogate, Camden, Southend) I was sure as hell not going to miss this one over the river in Cleethorpes. He was joined by Mike Watts who has recently been accompanying Joe on his excursions and flying the spoken word banner himself somewhat. Also supporting Joe on this rare Read more...

Reviews, Events - Wednesday 22nd August Off The Road Poetry Performance Music Adelphi Club
	Got in to this late due to being on the radio so first off apologies to all the acts I missed. I'm quite sure you were brilliant and zany in that order. To be honest I have it on good authority that performance poet Mike Watts who opened the show was indeed all that you can read more of his poems in the poetry section on this site. I also know having seen his zany act at Umber Gob Part 1, that Read more...

Reviews, Events - Sunday 19th August 07 - ThereplicagooseEgg support Chris Mayo at Durty Nellys
	Hull's brand new comedy sketch group ThereplicagooseEgg had just over a week to prepare for this, their first ever live show produced by Carnival 69 and they didn't disappoint a packed Durty Nellys. Even though not one of their 4 members had ever had any stand-up experience, their unique, clever, yet twisted approach to comedy carried them through, with a little help from Masked Dan. Read more...

Reviews, Theatre - Lord Of The Rings The Musical By Andy Dykes
	Lord of the Rings the musical arrives on Drury Lane after a popular stint in Toronto. Riding on the coat tails of the Oscar winning trilogy of films and billed as a visual spectacular, the stage version is hotly anticipated by the London crowd. Tonight the Theatre Royal is packed with theatre-goers eager to see just how Tolkien's voluminous tale Read more...

Reviews, Books - Daniel Mayhew - Life and How to Live it (White Horse Publications) Reviewed By Nick Quantrill
	Writing successful novels about music or bands is a notoriously difficult thing to do, and something that rarely succeeds. Step forward Daniel Mayhew to prove the exception to the rule with his debut, which tells the tale of Serpico, the band formed by flatmates, Reilly and Jacob, and the adventure that ensues when Reilly takes a week off work sick, and binging Read more...

Reviews, Films - 300 By Lee Cassanell
	Due to the extreme cheapness of pirate DVDs it is often tempting to hand over a couple of sweaty coins to a council estate heavy at Walton Street market rather than pay six English pounds for a seat at your local cinema because that way you can smoke your lungs black, order a pizza, sit in your pants and not have to brave the uncomfortable chairs, Read more...

Reviews, Theatre - The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler at Hull New Theatre By Becky Martin
	How The Vagina Monologues reflects wider anxieties and atrocities in modern society. Thank God for Eve Ensler! Finally a strong female figure with the tenacity to stand up for and work to protect women and young girls all over the world, initiated by her wonderfully comic and complex tales of women's experiences of their own sexuality Read more...

Reviews, Games - Mr Smoozles Goes Nutso Reviewed by Daniel Chaplin
	The game was very enjoyable and I think that the game was created for 6-12 year olds. The playability of the game was extremely good but on the other hand I did not understand on how to play the game because I could not find any instructions. The game is about an alien attack that brain washes one of Mr. Smoozles' friends and kidnaps another. Read more...