This is definitely a new one on me – two plays running simultaneously in two different areas of the same theatre, but sharing one cast. Difficult enough you might be forgiven
There was a gala feeling about this Birmingham Royal Ballet triple bill even before it began, a buzz of anticipation which proved to be spot on.
I always look forward
David Bintley’s Beauty and the Beast first appeared at Christmas 2003 and now it’s back, leaner but more opulent, full of spectacular set pieces, a luxurious treat for
Vienna Festival Ballet’s annual visit has become one of the regular treats of the Lichfield Garrick calendar so I lost no time in rushing along to see their latest
Imagine if you can, Janis Joplin fronting Chic, and you have some idea of the level of imagination and musicianship that Kaz Hawkins and her band bought to bear when
You don’t often get the chance to see one Beckett play and then three come along at once.
The late Quentin Crisp defined culture as anything too boring to
A select audience turned out to hear the solo singer-songwriter Chris Wood when he opened Lichfield Arts Autumn 2014 season.
The writer and guitarist played many songs from his
From its beginnings as a hit BBC radio comedy series Rudy’s Rare Records has made the transition to the big stage while keeping all the charm, warmth and sheer
Just back from the first ever Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival this young company’s showcase at the Crescent was intriguing to say the least. An excited Sunday night audience were
June and July often offer a lot to theatre-goers with many small theatre companies and comedians performing their Edinburgh show on shorter tours of one night stands, before taking
In the popular mind the term “amateur” when applied to theatre is really code for “not very good, but what can you expect?”
I don’t know about the rest
No one who saw Callum Smart playing the violin with Chetham’s Symphony Orchestra last year could have been left in any doubt that a new star performer had emerged.
