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Are you tired of bog-standard, homogenised photos and long for individual, personal, intriguing and well executed photography?
Then may I point you in the direction of Graeme Stark Photography.
Browsing through the blog I came across some beautiful pictures, depicting landscapes, street life, people and even the occasional personal portrait. All pictures were beautiful and of the standard on display at the much-cherished Side Gallery.
Having spoken to Graeme personally, he explained that he will take commissions, including personal portraits, weddings and other special occasions and works with both colour and black and white film in analogue or digital.
For a look at some of his wonderful pictures, a read of his blog and details of how to contact him go to www.graemestarkphotography.blogspot.com
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The next production at The Royalty Theatre is Flint Street Nativity, by the creator of Calendar Girls, Tim Firth.
'Mizzis Horrocks' is trying to marshall her class of 7 year olds into performing their nativity. Can 7 year olds be difficult divas? You bet.
Flint Street Nativity runs from Monday 23rd January to Saturday 28th January 2012 and tickets are available from the Tourist Information Centre at Sunderland Library.
For more information on this, the theatre and all future productions, go to www.royaltytheatre.co.uk
**you can read the review of the most enjoyable production in the theatre section** |
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Northern City Renaissance
21st January to 6th May 2012
Northern City Renaissance is a celebration of Newcastle past and present, featuring images of shipbuilding and coal-mining, charting the rise, decline and renaissance of the great city.
The renaissance is reflected with images of the Sage, which along with the likes of the Baltic is leading the cultural rebirth and making the city more attractive to visitors and locals alike.
Northern City Renaissance is at the Laing Gallery, Newcastle and admission is free. |
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Bar Infinity in Sunderland is bringing something diferent to the bar experience. Sitting opposite the Empire Cinema and over the road from the new world food rooms, Bar Infinity offers movie nights on a Thursday, the classic movie club on a Sunday (recent screenings include The Godfather and Bullitt), live theatre and comedy nights.
The gentlemen who will look after you are Jay and Steve, and as well as the bar downstairs, which, by the way, serves food all day, the events take place upstairs, where there is a bar, stage and movie screen. It makes a pleasant change to be able to enjoy a few drinks whilst watching a movie, without the distractions that put me off going to many cinemas.
Throughout December the venue is hosting 'selection box' which is a comedy variety show, put on by The Theatre People, and performances of the Alan Ayckbourn play Awaking Beauty.
North Phase contributer David Jackson told me 'I'm hoping for big things from this deceptively accomodating venue, which brings with it a refreshing new experience for those who want more variety from a night out in an SR postcode'. Amen to that.
For more information on all future events and movies, go to www.infinitysunderland.co.uk |
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