With their steam-punk aesthetic and boisterous music, The Jar Family certainly offered something different for their fans in Lichfield when they played at the Guildhall.
The six piece tore
Along with a lucky audience of Garrick first-nighters I dropped in to see the new production of Amanda Whittington’s updated hit play Satin n’ Steel and I must
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical The King and I has certainly stood the test of time since it premiered on Broadway in 1951.
Musical societies each put their own interpretation
There’s nothing better on a cold late winter/early spring evening than a nice warm thriller, preferably with a cosy murder or two thrown in. And that’s exactly
A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to see Richard Edmonds’ brilliant A Gentleman of Rome about the harrowing last days of the tubercular poet John Keats told
The music and sounds of the 1940’s Jazz and Swing bands were bought to vivid life when live-wire drummer Sticky Wicket and his Swingtet appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
One of the most fascinating things about reviewing is that no matter what it looks like on paper, you can never guess ahead how a show’s actually going to
Six piece blues ensemble The Stumble played a lively set of original material and covers of blues,soul and jazz songs to a large and appreciative audience when they appeared
CLichfield Cathedral, a sold out audience and an established folk-rock band of international standing were the main ingredients in a successful concert.
Support for the evening was provided by
Lichfield Arts started 2015 as they meant to go on, with a packed room and good live music.
Local favourites The Sleaze Brothers Inc bought their action packed good time
