A NEW season of shows has been unveiled at a Lichfield city centre venue.
The Hub at St Mary’s has a range of music, theatre, exhibitions, family events, comedy and cabaret shows on offer.
They include a free exhibition I Grew Up 90s from April to June which will feature toys, video games, fashion, music and film from the decade.
Anthony Evans, creative director at The Hub at St Mary’s, said:
“The 90s was my era and alongside the exhibitio, I’m delighted The Phonics, Bootiful South, the classic dance anthems of Insomnia and Oasis tribute Fakermaker will take you back to the glory days of the decade.”
Other live music running in the coming months includes James Walsh from Starsailor, The Specials Ltd and a tribute to George Harrison.
Theatre offerings will see Kevin, King of Egypt and Three Men in a Boat, while We Need To Talk About Brenda in April is a thought-provoking dark comedy.
Families can enjoy storytelling, magic and comedy in Peachy and Me as well as song, dance and puppetry in Welcome to the World.
Regular favourites are also back including Sunday Jazz and the Sunday Acoustic Lounge, The Alter Comedy Club and Tres Tres Cabaret.
Anthony said:
“The Hub is more than just shows and our community outreach officer is working with a wide range of local partners to ensure The Hub remains ‘their space’ and continues to be a relevant, vibrant part of our community.
“Our 2024 programme is looking good, but times are extremely tough for grassroots venues, so every ticket, every coffee and every visit helps keep the lights on at The Hub.
“Please support the arts and keep Lichfield’s community and cultural scene thriving.”
For full details of the programme and to book tickets visit thehubstmarys.co.uk.
