Graham Clark

1 day ago | northwestbylines.co.uk | Graham Clark

I have driven past the impressive looking Vermilion restaurant many times while attending concerts at the nearby Co-op Live Arena in north Manchester, and was always inquisitive about what is considered to be one of the North West’s most exciting new dining destinations. When the opportunity arose to visit Vermilion, my curiosity was satisfied. The flower garland on the entrance, which greets diners after they leave the huge car park, sets the exuberant tone for the dining experience.

2 days ago | yorkshirebylines.co.uk | Graham Clark

Enthralling and entertaining theatre audiences for over 50 years, Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock‘n’roll musical The Rocky Horror Show is most famous as a cult film classic but started life on the stage. As a theatre production, it continues to draw audiences – many of whom dress up for the occasion in their best heels, stockings, and suspenders – and that’s just the men!The songs are big and bold, including crowd pleasers Sweet Transvestite, Dammit Janet and the well-known Timewarp.

4 days ago | sportinglife.com | Graham Clark

Finding a horse good enough to match the achievements of Bluestocking was always going to be a challenge for jockey Rossa Ryan, but in leading Betfred Derby contender Pride Of Arras he could have his answer. Last year Ryan and the now retired Bluestocking proved the perfect match on the racetrack after soaring to three Group One wins starting in the Pretty Polly Stakes and ending in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe, with a Prix Vermeille sandwiched in between for good measure.

6 days ago | sportinglife.com | Graham Clark

A review of the action following Chelmsford's Sky Bet Sunday Series fixture, including a smart juvenile winner who could be in line for Royal Ascot. Johnston's juvenile luck turningCharlie Johnston hopes the victory of debutant Venetian Lace at Chelmsford City is a sign of things to come at Epsom Downs on Saturday where he could have two runners in this year’s Betfred Derby.

1 week ago | yorkshirebylines.co.uk | Graham Clark

When a famous musical combines with the magic and majesty of Disney, the result can only be success – and this new production of Mary Poppins certainly is. The unforgettable experience combines memorable songs, sharp choreography, and incredible special effects. All credit too for the Alhambra in securing a five-week engagement for the show in Bradford’s year in the limelight as UK City of Culture. Many people have a lasting memory of a musical from their childhood.