Birmingham Rep’s Broad Street home is currently under renovation but they’re set for a triumphant return there in September opening with a typically stylish coup, Alan Bennett’s
Traditional Irish band Dervish called into a near sold-out Lichfield Guildhall as part of their latest tour to promote their latest release The Thrush in the Storm.
The six
Everyone in theatreland’s always looking for their next Christmas show, and I reckon Birmingham Royal Ballet have just found theirs with BRB Director David Bintley’s spectacular Aladdin. Originally
With their well-honed stage show, harmony vocals and road-tested collection of traditional folk songs and instrumentals, the Tannahill Weavers turned Wade Street Church into an intimate folk club.
Virtuoso saxophonist Tomasso Starace paid his respects to a jazz musician and composer when he returned to Lichfield with his latest project.
Simply Marvellous – Celebrating the Music of Michel Petrucciani
With more instruments on stage than the average orchestra, the musically adventurous and experimental folk four-piece the Churchfitters entertained a near capacity audience with their own songs and well-
I missed the first night of Bedroom Farce through unforeseen circumstances but was fortunate enough to get the very last seat on the sold out Saturday night. I’m glad
The critically renowned folk rock band ColvinQuarmby returned to Lichfield Guildhall to play to their loyal local audience.
The group, led by energetic singer songwriter Gerry Colvin on guitar and
The music of Stephane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt was bought to vivid life when Fret and Fiddle performed at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
The three piece of guitarist Andy Bole, violinist
A set of finely honed songs, and the spirit of the eternal Saturday night were both present when the blues rock band The Stumble made their debut at Lichfield Guildhall.
Following successful Lichfield Arts performances at the Fuse Festival and the Roots and Folk Festival, State of Undress returned to play their first headlining gig at the Guildhall.
The five-
