With over sixty events including theatre, readings, workshops, music, film, exhibitions and more, Humber Mouth 2003 offers something for everyone. Humber Mouth Home Page

Diary of Events Index

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Previews Index

Complicated, Brilliant, Beautiful, Political: Joan Bakewell at Humber Mouth By Maggie Hannan Three Come at Once, Just like Buses By Maggie Hannan Wild Boys and Wild Ways: Jill Dawson By Maggie Hannan Doctor in the House? Russell T. Davies By Maggie Hannan Michael Gray: Bob Dylan poetry of the Blues By Lee Cassanell

People Index

The Humber Mouth By Maggie Hannan The Humber Mouth Festival Critic: Steven Hall

Reviews Index

BBC Telling Lives Showcase Film Screening 8th Nov 2003 Quality Royal Hotel, by Cilla Daphne Glazers The Wardrobe Monday 10th November Reviewed by Michelle Dee Theatre Test Tube : Versus the Silent Majority at the Hull Truck Theatre by special guest reviewer - Broten. Humber Mouth Interviews Tony Petch: Vanishing Point By Nicholas Boldock Sun 16th Nov Readers Day: Jake Arnott, Julia Darling, Patric Gale, James Nash By Humber Mouth Critic Steve Hall Shopping and F**king - Hull Truck Theatre - Friday 14th November By Cilla Thursday 13th November Pooh Bear Reading Workshop Central Library By Steve Hall Wednesday 12th November Imetexture Red Gallery By Steve Hall Tuesday 11th November Woza Albert! Hull Truck Theatre By Steve Hall An Audience with Joan Bakewell, Hull Truck theatre Monday 10th Nov By Steven Hall Hull Screen, Tuesday 11th November Jeremy Hardy vs the Israeli Army By James Russell Sun 9th Nov Ibsen vs. Strindberg. By Steve Hall Sat 8th Nov Creative Afternoon with the Hull and East Yorkshire MIND Step Up and Arts in Mind projects. The Way of Things and Look at You - Look at Me! Reviewed by Michelle Dee Writers Day: Russell T Davies, Jill Dawson, James Nash, Lee Karen Stow by Steve Hall. The Warren Center Humber Mouth Opening Event by Mo. The Renegade Writers pack the George by Steve Hall The Remedy - Renegade Writers at the George by Cilla

Press Releases Index

Renegade Writers Press Release Hull Truck Theatre Press Release

Reviews Humber Mouth - Jeremy Hardy vs the Israeli Army. By James Russell.
	Leila Sansour is a Palestinian. Her parent's home was destroyed during an operation carried out by the Israeli Defence Force (IDF). Jeremy Hardy is a stand-up comedian, and a long-time supporter of left-wing causes. Read more...

Reviews - Writers Day: Russell T Davies, Jill Dawson, James Nash, Lee Karen Stow.
	By Humber Mouth Critic Steve Hall Russell T Davies is a giant in every sense of the word. Physically he stands at around six foot five, with his personality and infectious enthusiasm being even larger. And of course professionally he is taller still; he’s simply one of the best, bravest and most imaginative scriptwriters to have made television in Britain in the last ten years. Read more...

Reviews - The Warren Center Humber Mouth Opening Event.
	By Mo Directly after the Humber Mouth Launch party, I accompanied Maggie Hannan to 'The Warren Centre' to take some photos and get a taste for what the Humber Mouth Festival is all about. This is my first time, and I'm certainly not a writer, far less a critic, leave that to the experts Maggie and Steve that is, but here's a glimpse of what I experienced at Freedom of Expression 7:30 that night. Read more...

Reviews - The Remedy - Renegade Writers at the George
	By Cilla We don't often get a night out but tonight was it. It was change for me to put on a frock and do my hair, have a few drinks and be entertained. But I had to get out my pen and start writing, didn't I? I'm not a critic at all, but this is what I made of the night. If you missed it you should try and get there next time. Read more...

Reviews - The Renegade Writers pack the George
	By Humber Mouth Critic Steve Hall Friday was a day of paranoia and of clutching a carrier bag with a blue folder in it. It was a day of post-it notes, stuck pretty much everywhere: on my desk on my computer, on the wall, on the carrier bag with the folder in it. All the notes were variations on a theme: "Don’t Forget M’s Work", "Take This When You Leave" "Work" "Michelle’s Work" "Don’t forget The Work". Read more...

People - The Humber Mouth By Maggie Hannan
	When the first literature festival in Hull happened, organised by David Porter and John Osborne, I'd only been living in the city for about eighteen months, having arrived in a van with a dog, looking for somewhere to stay. I'd heard about the poetry readings which had been taking place in the city - the famous Bête Noire readings - and which were reported to be drawing the largest audiences for poetry outside of London. Read more...

Previews - Doctor in the House? Russell T. Davies
	By Maggie Hannan 'I grew up watching Doctor Who, hiding behind the sofa like so many others. He's had a good rest and now it's time to bring him back. The new series will be fun, exciting, contemporary and scary...' So says Russell T. Davies, famous for the controversial Queer as Folk, and Second Coming starring Christopher Ecclestone. Read more...