Folk Stalwarts Barry Coope and Lester Simpson bought their yuletide project to Lichfield Guildhall for a seasonal smorgasbord of festive delights.
With help from fellow singers and instrumentalists Fi Frazer
I know I’ve said it before but in our house Christmas just isn’t Christmas without the BRB Nutcracker. Most critics rate this as the best in the business
What every parent wants for Christmas is to see a smile on the faces of their children.
So it was an early festive treat to see our youngsters enjoying a
Whistle Down the Wind is a musical with only a couple of really memorable songs – but this production will long be remembered for the stunning performances of those taking part.
The songs of rock’s unofficial Poet Laureate, Bob Dylan, were brought to vivid life by the talented quintet who feature in the Dylan Project.
Playing to a sold out
North-east singer songwriter Jez Lowe, a favourite for Lichfield Arts, returned to the Guildhall with his band the Bad Pennies to play a set full of deeply-wrought songs
Music fans had more than their money’s worth when the duo Blast from the past returned to play at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
The show, part concert, part music lecture,
For the opening night of their folk festival, Lichfield Arts pulled in a good sized crowd, and some talented performers to start the festival with a swing.
Opening the night
Boogie woogie, blues, and classic rock and roll songs were all on the menu when the virtuoso pianist and singer Steve Clayton appeared at the Guildhall.
A popular draw on
Great ballet isn’t about lavish costumes or spectacular sets but great dancing and that’s what this good-looking, talented young company has with knobs on.
This is an
Gratuitous sax was the order of the day when two critically acclaimed jazz ensembles played at Lichfield Guildhall.
Steve Ajao, a well known figure on the local live music scene
Plays with a moral message have more or less been out of fashion since about the time Cole Porter wrote the prescient lyrics for Anything Goes, but JB Priestley was
