A standing ovation greeted performers as the final curtain fell on Les Miserables at the Garrick – and well deserved it was.
The extremely talented Lichfield Garrick Youth Theatre never fails
Jamie Smith’s Mabon, one of the country’s most critically acclaimed instrumental groups, returned to play a well received set of energetic, original music when they appeared at Lichfield’
I must admit to a special interest in Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler after seeing Circle Line Touring’s jaw-dropping 2007 production three times.
On the first night I sat
Many of Hazel O’Conner’s fans braved the unseasonable weather when the singer-songwriter appeared at Lichfield Guildhall.
Support for the evening came from Nottingham singer songwriter Lisa De-
For those of us who like their theatre live it’s nice to occasionally see a well-made thriller, and the good news is that to celebrate their seventieth year
DH Lawrence’s story of love across the social divide is best known for its infamous ban for obscenity, but it is much more than that, as this adaptation by
A near capacity audience flocked to Lichfield Art’s latest folk concert, when the popular local ensemble Chase Mist appeared.
Support act Rosie Tunley – known as 25 per cent of
Blues fans were in for a night of musical duelling when the critically-acclaimed Matt Schofield Band returned to the Bore Street venue and were joined on stage by a
Two fine practitioners in traditional music gave a masterclass in deft musicianship when the harpist Maire Ni Chathasaigh and the guitarist Chris Newman returned to the Lichfield Guildhall.
With a
King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys are one of those rare bands that have moved from being a popular beat combo to an institution.
Their retro, good time swing and
Lichfield Guildhall provided the perfect setting for the sixth concert of The Old Dance School’s 2013 spring tour.
An appreciative audience braved the February weather and were treated to
