From its pre-publicity I could have been forgiven for expecting Yazmina Reza’s God Of Carnage would top Herzog’s Aquirre Wrath of God in which Spanish adventurers exterminate
A sold out audience at the Lichfield Garrick saw some of the best known rock and pop anthems of the 1980s performed when The Straits appeared at the venue.
Support
Lichfield Arts provided an early Valentine’s treat for lovers of fine music when the guitarist and singer Flossie Malavialle returned to play the Guildhall.
Local support act Enchante provided
For probably the first time in its storied history, Lichfield Cathedral was turned into a folk-rock hootenanny, complete with atmospheric lighting, for the acclaimed singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
The Proof, a musically accomplished and critically well regarded quartet played to an enthusiastic audience of blues and rock fans when they performed at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
Led by the
I was a bit worried when I discovered that the Players’ new show to inaugurate their seventieth (seventieth!) anniversary season was about cricket. I mean, my only experience of playing
There’s something very comforting about sitting in a warm, dark theatre on a wet night watching a play about some well-imagined people and their serious but sortable troubles.
With little more than a year between this gig, and their previous appearance at the Guildhall, it was not surprising that The Climax Blues Band were able to bring a
A fast-rising folk duo played a set of intricate, inventive music when they appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
Mandolinist, violinist and singer Katriona Roberts and virtuoso guitarist and singer Jamie
