Phil Beer, an acclaimed multi instrumentalist and one of the country’s most well regarded folk musician, returned with his talented band to play to a large audience when he
A healthy-sized audience saw two popular local bands play, when Maximum 90 and The Crisis Blues band performed at the Guildhall.
With a sound that fused the funk energy
More than 30 local children joined in with the City of Lichfield Concert Band on at a packed Lichfield Guildhall to play their wind, brass and percussion instruments for some
The Lichfield Garrick’s Christmas show has become a much-loved seasonal fixture and this year’s Peter Pan is no exception. This is spot-on family-friendly entertainment and
Yes, it’s Yuletide again and theatre managements everywhere are bringing out their big guns to celebrate the season. Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Cinderella is one of many on offer
Lichfield Arts is a small organisation that consistently punches above its weight, bringing critically-acclaimed, commercially successful bands and artists to play at the Guildhall – and this sold out concert
I can never resist Swan Lake. Maddening, illogical, old-fashioned, ridiculously romantic, with a story that’s hard to follow, plus she’s a swan for bleep’s sake. But
One of the world’s best known solo jazz guitarists, Martin Taylor played to a large Lichfield audience when he played the Guildhall. He is famed for his solo work,
After a memorable show last year, it was no real surprise that hot shot guitar slinger Aynsley Lister should return to play during Lichfield Arts popular blues season.
Support came
I’m always surprised by the Lichfield Players’ knack of finding little known theatrical gems, dusting them off and polishing them up so they look fresh on the market for
Jekyll and Hyde is the story of good and evil encapsulated in one man. But there was nothing ‘evil’ about Lichfield Operatic Society’s production of the musical of the
If you don’t already know it, the Old Joint Stock is an absolute jewel box of a theatre. Perched on the top floor of a grand nineteenth century building
