It’s summertime again in lovely Lichfield, and who are these smiling, slightly-suntanned summer-clad hordes milling about the streets with comfortable looks of anticipation on their faces? Why,
The Crooked Fiddle Band are one of those groups that seem to effortlessly blend all genres together to come up with something new and completely organic.
A reasonably sized Monday
A bare set with books strewn across the floor, a pumping soundtrack by The Smiths and The Clash, a boy with a poem scrawled on his chest… this new play
Birmingham Royal Ballet’s latest double bill features works by the company’s director David Bintley.
Their first offering, Allegri Diversi, took some pretty music by Rossini for this Balanchine-
Something has happened at Birmingham Royal Ballet and I’m not quite sure why. Maybe it’s their recent successful tour of Japan that’s given them a new glow,
Returning to Birmingham Hipporome this week, Welsh National Opera brought two triumphantly modern-dress productions – of Turandot and Cosi Fan Tutti – which could hardly have been more different.
Although it
All I can say to Sutton Coldfield Musical Theatre Company is “bless your beautiful hides” for giving us an evening we’ll remember for a long time.
The film Seven
Haunting Julia – last year’s sell-out Garrick Rep production – is back owing to popular demand. Next stop’s a London transfer to the prestigious Riverside Studios so lucky Lichfield
Musical theatre in Lichfield just gets better and better – and it’s the amateurs who can take all the credit.
This week’s Lichfield Operatic Society production of My Fair
The female folk super-group The Shee played to an enraptured audience when they appeared at Lichfield’s Guildhall.
The six piece band played a number of their own compositions,
We intrepid reviewers have to trek to some remote spots in search of something to watch so Friday night saw me heading off to Brum to track down a double
