Yvette Huddleston is a journalist based in Leeds, United Kingdom. She writes for the Yorkshire Post and her work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK and the Halifax Courier. Yvette covers a range of topics including film, television, art, and cultural events in the local area.
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Yvette Huddleston's articles predominantly consist of reviews and event coverage, focusing on entertainment news with a particular emphasis on art, theatre, film, television, and performance. Given her strong presence in local UK publications, she would likely be interested in pitches featuring unique or locally-relevant stories from the arts and entertainment industry.
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By: Yvette Huddleston
Back to Black Netflix, review by Yvette Huddleston
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Ludwig BBC iPlayer, review by Yvette Huddleston
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His Three Daughters Netflix, review by Yvette Huddleston
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Having been appointed as leader of the Orchestra of Opera North in August, violinist Katie Stillman has had to hit the ground running – the company’s new season launched at the end of September beginning with a revival of Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Next up is Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream followed by Gilbert & Sullivan comic opera Ruddigore.
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Mothers’ Instinct Netflix, review by Yvette Huddleston
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Apples Never Fall BBC iPlayer, review by Yvette Huddleston
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In her work the acclaimed novelist Tracy Chevalier, best known for her internationally bestselling novel The Girl with the Pearl Earring which was adapted into a major Hollywood film in 2003 and has sold over five million copies worldwide, has given us many strong female protagonists and her latest novel, her eleventh, introduces us to another.
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Kate Mosse is a very busy woman. When we speak, the internationally bestselling, multi-award-winning novelist is about to embark on an extensive nationwide bookshop tour to promote her latest novel, The Map of Bones. She is also planning a touring solo theatre show, more of which later, and completing her first ever young adult book, due for publication next year.
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Next week sees the opening of a new exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery that showcases the life and work of Leeds-born artist-filmmaker Stuart Croft. Created in partnership with the Stuart Croft Foundation and Leeds International Film Festival, the show, which is the first in Croft’s home city since his untimely death in 2015 at the age of 44, celebrates his ground-breaking creative practice and innovative approach.
By: Yvette Huddleston
Bradford-based writer Michael Stewart’s creative output is pretty impressive. The author of three novels, King Crow, which won the Guardian’s Not the Booker Award, Café Assassin and Ill Will: The Untold Story of Heathcliff which speculated on what happened during Heathcliff’s three-year absence in Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, he has also written for TV, radio and stage and has published collections of short stories and poetry, the most recent The Dogs, a poetic tribute to the canine world, came out last year.
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