Last year’s visit by the young orchestra of Chetham’s School of Music was so brilliant I couldn’t wait for their return. I wasn’t disappointed. Once again
Over the years I’ve learned that these early (for me) morning Festival concerts always turn out to be unusual and outstanding and Ji Liu’s marvellous 11am piano recital
As a reviewer I’m lucky enough to be asked to see a wide range of theatre, and occasionally I see something so unexpected, so original, just so plain brilliant
La Fille mal gardee is one of the finest treasures in BRB’s classical repertoire which like a rare flower is allowed to blossom every few years. It’s a
The Garrick Rep’s latest production is perfect for the cosy intimacy of the Garrick’s Studio space. By turns funny and fondly nostalgic, September in the Rain is made
This ambitious production of an Alan Ayckbourn classic is a milestone in the Player’s 70 year history.
The successful mounting of such a complex work marshalling a company from
It had to happen. After reinventing the great trio of Tchaikovsky Ballets and sundry non-balletic classics including Wilde’s Dorian Gray and Edward Scissorhands, Matthew Bourne has now turned
Lichfield Arts finished their Spring 2014 season with a performance from Fred Zeppelin – one of the best known and most authentic Led Zeppelin tribute acts in the country.
As a
In what has become a Lichfield Arts tradition, King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys bought their good time, jump jive sounds to the Guildhall.
The six piece were joined by
I love most musicals – the old ones and the more modern ones – but what a pleasure to see something different at the Garrick this week.
Lichfield Operatic Society is presenting
Birmingham Royal Ballet director David Bintley’s a clever old thing – and what he doesn’t know about programming isn’t worth knowing.
Seizing on the opportunity to showcase BRB’
A healthy Good Friday audience turned out for a performance by the Lucy Ward Band, when the renowned singer returned to play for Lichfield Arts.
A successful solo concert as
