The new ballet season’s under way at last and Birmingham Royal Ballet’s begun with a banging triple bill. Director David Bintley’s an expert at these taster sessions
It’s the start of the autumn theatre season and at last we’re able to go out again on a Saturday night and see a grown-up thought-provoking
With a mixture of songs, characters and good pantomime-style fun, CBeebies stars Chris Jarvis and Pui Fan Lee were able to send their junior Lichfield Garrick audience home with
As part of the free evening music which the Garrick has been championing for some time now, the superb blues group Off The Hook entertained a packed Friday night Green
There’s a play here trying to get out and the good news is Elle Knight’s Intimate Theatre ably assists its birth pangs. John Godber’s a funny writer,
A packed audience for this late night event as evidenced by the elegant scrum for the unreserved seats in the cathedral’s Presbytery.
Catrin Finch is a beautiful young woman
With shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and TV appearances galore under his belt, Rich Hall was always going to be one of the hottest tickets at the Lichfield Festival.
The
The George IV pub in Bore Street, Lichfield, is fast becoming well-known for its warm welcome, excellent food and now, as a high quality entertainment venue which provides space
Getting the new Poet Laureate to Lichfield would have been a real coup by incoming Festival Director Fiona Stuart even if Carol Ann Duffy’s visit hadn’t been the
St Michael’s on Greenhill is one of my favourite Festival venues, its friendly warmth and great acoustics just right for small music ensembles, so tailor-made for the award-
The intimate setting of The Backroom venue at the George IV public house in Lichfield, has, for the duration of the Festival, a selection of late night jazz concerts from
A night of narrative comedy might sound like a pretty sedate, Tuesday lunchtime Radio 4 affair. A story about an aspiring literary publisher should be right at home in cosy,
