Yvette Huddleston is an Arts and Entertainment Writer at The Yorkshire Post. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including the arts, film and cinema, theater, and the publishing industry, while also exploring themes of crime and justice. Yvette's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Halifax Courier, MSN, and Yorkshire Post.
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Vigil BBC iPlayer, review by Yvette Huddleston
The latest exhibition at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield is showcasing the diverse creative power and possibility of printmaking. Co-curated by Sheffield-based artists and printmakers James Green and Ed Bradbury (also known as Kid Acne), New Editions: Contemporary Printmaking features the work of 60 leading print artists from around the UK, including a host of regional creatives, with editions of all the artworks on sale in the gallery shop.
By: Yvette Huddleston
Wham! 10 Days in China BBC iPlayer, review by Yvette Huddleston
By: Yvette Huddleston
For most of us, the name Barbara Cartland probably conjures up an image of flowing pink chiffon dresses, stiffly coiffed white hair and extravagant false eyelashes. The romantic novelist was one of the bestselling authors of all time – she is at third place behind Shakespeare and Agatha Christie – yet during her lifetime she was often seen as a figure of fun.
By: Yvette Huddleston
Call My Agent! The Movie Netflix, review by Yvette Huddleston
By: Yvette Huddleston
Finding Britain's Slave Traders with David Olusoga BBC iPlayer, review by Yvette Huddleston
By: Yvette Huddleston
Back in 2024 a small exhibition was staged in the Treasures of the Brotherton Gallery at the University of Leeds about the 19th century poet John Nicholson.
By: Yvette Huddleston
Amelia Bullmore is delightful company. When we speak on a video call, she has just begun rehearsals for The Penelopiad at York Theatre Royal and she is open, friendly and extremely enthusiastic about the production. “It is really thrilling,” she says. “We’ve had our readthrough and we’re learning songs and harmonies. It is such a talented cast to be working with. It’s been an exciting week; I’m really enjoying it.”
By: Yvette Huddleston
As you enter York Art Gallery, you pass underneath a façade decorated with ceramic roundels commemorating creative figures associated with the city including architect John Carr, painter William Etty, and the sculptor John Flaxman. The latter is probably the least familiar name to most people today and a major new exhibition at the gallery seeks to bring him once again to wider attention.
Unabomber Netflix, review by Yvette Huddleston
