Listen again or download the Knot FM Sunday Sports Show, sponsored by Dutton Law, with Angela, Gareth & Michael with special guest appearances from Nigel Gleghorn and Peter Fox.
Knot FM’s Mark Horner speaks to London based singer/songwriter James Leon who has created a stir on music blogs and among discerning pop fans, around the world with his unique brand of electro/pop.
Mark talks to James Leon about his life, career including two independent singles, ‘Purple Heart’ and ‘Caught up in your vanity’ and his latest single ‘Plastic’
Listen to the Sunday Sports Show. We look back at the home game v Bournemouth. Plus all your comments, observations and questions then forward to the Watford game You can listen again to Sunday Sports Show on Mixlr. mixlr.com/knot-fm/showreel and mixcloud.com/SundaySportsShow... Read More »
The Preacher Man, as it’s called, was Soho’s hottest music joint, where kids danced the night away to the latest crazes and dared to dream of love. The joint’s legendary owner, Simon was famous, not only for his vinyl records but for curing lonely hearts with his words of wisdom... Read More »
Pittsburgh factory worker and welder extraordinaire, Alex Owens, dreams of a better life, a life filled with dance. Settling for a few nights dancing at Harry’s bar isn’t enough, and she plucks up the courage to apply to the prestigious Shipley Dance Academy. She’s also got a n... Read More »
In this new production, the original plot is followed but the dialogue doesn’t intrude too much into the music. There are around eighteen numbers, with some from the movie which were not in the original stage show (notably “Grease” and “You’re the one that I want”) and a ... Read More »
The story is the same, the characters are familiar, however all thoughts of Whoopi Goldberg are dispelled within a few minutes as Burke claims the role as her own and has a great stage presence. It’s a heart warming performance. She has all the right ingredients, a rich powerf... Read More »
This is a compelling production that nails the humour and so makes it work exceptionally well. The plot sees the amateur dramatic club Cornley Polytechnic Society looking to recover from some previous mishaps by staging a production of a 1920s murder mystery. The central play is... Read More »
