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By BrontëBlog on May 11, 2024 in: Humour, Theatre
Emily Brontë, Teenage Necromancer by Don Zolidis, a horror comedy play released in 2022, is now making the rounds in the school theater circuit. Last year it was performed at the Salesianum School Theater in Wilmington, DE:Starting in less than one...
By North Coast Voices on Feb 16, 2024 in: humour, parody
Now @TerrySerio started this so credit where credit's due. I just grabbed his idea and developed it. Spud. He's a dud right? Simply unelectable one might say. And Robert Palmer's "Simply Irresistible" just begged to be parodied so many lines d...
By BrontëBlog on Feb 6, 2024 in: Books, Humour
The New York Times reviews Margot Livesey’s new novel The Road From Belhaven. The writer's previous work includes The Flight of Gemma Hardy, a retelling of Jane Eyre.Lacking intensity or suspense, Livesey’s novel is most accomplished in its...
By BrontëBlog on Jan 10, 2024 in: Books, Humour
Practical Caravan goes on a caravan trip around Calderdale.We planned to visit nearby Haworth, and the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (K&WVR), the following day. Unless you feel the desire for some quite strenuous exercise, I’d recommend t...
By BrontëBlog on Dec 3, 2023 in: Humour, Theatre
The Daily Iowan features the play Brontë: The World Without.The show explores the complicated and heartfelt relationships between the three famous Brontë sisters, as well as how their growing passion for novel writing changes their otherwise s...
Father’s Day is just about a week away—and if you consulted our last-minute Mother’s Day gift guide, you may now feel obligated to show an equal level of effort for this occasion. While it’s easy to get Dad an obvious corny gift—a book of D...
By BrontëBlog on May 29, 2023 in: Humour, Music
CBR lists 'Ryuichi Sakamoto's 10 Best Film Scores' and one of them is his Wuthering Heights.5 Wuthering Heights (1992)Known for marking Ralph Fiennes' film debut, the 1992 adaptation of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights features one of Sakamoto's mos...