Michael Hann

2 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Michael Hann

Robbie WilliamsEmirates StadiumCat Power sings Dylan ‘66Barbican Hall What could it possibly feel like to be a sportsperson who gets the yips? To wake up one morning and be unable to replicate the technical skills that define you. To suddenly find the thing you do well absolutely impossible. Golfers who lose their swing, cricketers whose bowling deserts them, snooker players who can’t sink a pot.

2 weeks ago | spectator.co.uk | Michael Hann

What could it possibly feel like to be a sportsperson who gets the yips? To wake up one morning and be unable to replicate the technical skills that define you. To suddenly find the thing you do well absolutely impossible. Golfers who lose their swing, cricketers whose bowling deserts them, snooker players who can’t sink a pot. Stage fright – something both Robbie Williams and Cat Power have suffered from – is much the same.

4 weeks ago | msn.com | Michael Hann

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4 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Michael Hann

A time traveller from 50 years ago might be surprised if they were to visit the UK now – not so much by the echoes of the politics, with an embattled Labour government and a resurgent far right, but by the prevalence of Fleetwood Mac. The Broadway hit Stereophonic, written by David Adjmi, opened in the West End this week after becoming the most nominated play in Tony award history (it ended up winning five out of 13, including best play).

1 month ago | spectator.com.au | Michael Hann

Eric ChurchRoyal Albert HallBruce Springsteen and the E Street BandStade Pierre Mauroy, Lille No one who went to see Bruce Springsteen’s Broadway residency a few years back came away disappointed because they knew what they were getting: a tightly scripted show, in which there was more speech than music.