The best (and worst) bits from The Friday Evening show, broadcast from weeks 2-10 in the Winter term of the 2011-12 academic year
Will Little Red Riding Hood survive her encounters with wolves, gay men, hermaphrodites, aweful jokes, smutty puns, dead celebrities, religious icons and Brian Blessed? Its a good question. >>Download or listen online to find out. Starring Brian Blessed, Chalk and Charles and a host of talented ((URY)) presenters. As broadcast live on '((URY)) Lunch with Chalk and Charles', 14/12/2011 With scenes by Chalk and Charles, James Bugg, Nic Munday, Jack Luckett, and James Long.
The best bits from show 7, as well as Mockbusters (this week Hockbusters) you can join in with! Guess the poultry from the clue we give!
National Award winning URY presenters Charles Lewis and William Chalk with the help of a team of writers and performers (including writer of 'The More Beautiful Game' James Bugg) and star of pretty much everything he's been in... BRIAN BLESSED are putting on the ((URY PANTO)) this Wednesday at 2 on ((URY)). Performed LIVE on air this will be the perfect way to get you in the Christmas mood with leud jokes and our head of music Jack Lucket as Santa theres no way you can miss it!
This week we talk to Charles Lewis of the National Award winning URY programme 'The Chalk and Charles Show' about their URY Panto this Wednesday! We have our reviews for YUSU Drama Society's production of 'Butley' and Third Year Theatre Film and Television Students production of 'Metamorphposis'. We'll also have an exclusive preview of the new production of 'Hannah and Hanna' opening at the Dixon Theatre in Wentworth tonight and we take a look back and celebrate some of the fantastic performances we've covered over the past term! If that wasn't enough we also have exculive recordings of Barbersoc carolling at Rag's Winter Wonderland Last Week! Merry Christmas! - YorWorld is the acclaimed weekly magazine programme from the national award winning speech team at URY!
It is 1999. Hannah is sixteen. She loves karaoke and her bloke Bullfrog; she hates her home town of Margate ... and the Kosovan asylum-seekers who have come to live there. Hanna is also sixteen. She loves karaoke, loves Margate - and is one of the asylum-seekers. Slowly and unexpectedly, the two become friends, Hannah being forced to face up to her prejudices. This play for two young women addresses important issues through comedy, personal drama, and the uniting power of music. Sunday - Tuesday at the Dixon Studio Theatre Wentworth at 7:30 This preview is part of YorWorld: the weekly magazine show from the national award winning speech team at URY.
The best bits from show 6, as well as Mockbusters (this week Frockbusters) you can join in with! Guess the item of clothing from the clue we give!
Our report on the motion that could have seen York uni twinned with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Its proposer says the plan's defeat is down to anti-Israel sentiment among students... have your say at newsroom@ury.org.uk
