A free festival of cycling is returning to Lichfield.
Birmingham Royal Ballet really know how to put on a gala evening and this triple bill – far from being a run of the mill programme for a Wednesday night – was a masterful showcase for everything that has gone over the last quarter century towards making this company world class.
The popular Play in the Parks initiative is returning to Burntwood this summer.
A new cinema might not be being build in Lichfield – but a new monthly film night is coming to the Lichfield Garrick.
Final preparations are taking place for the 2018 Burntwood Wakes.
In director Roxana Silbert’s expert hands, drama and dance come together as Georg Buchner’s original drama is here powerfully revitalised from its early 19th Century origin and brought firmly up to date – this could be anywhere in the world, now.
After more than 30 years at the forefront of the live jump-jive jazz scene, it is no wonder that the musical institution of King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys knew how to put on a show and draw a large crowd as they closed the Lichfield Arts Blues and Jazz Festival.
The Walsall Jazz Orchestra have become one of the leading big bands in the area, taking in some of the most talented musicians and producing concerts that blend advanced music-making skills with an audience friendly style.
Tony Christie’s Amarillo entered the public consciousness permanently with Comic Relief and as a seasoned performer with a self-deprecating sense of humour he himself quips “most people think Peter Kay recorded it.”
An adaptation of children’s book Monstersaurus is coming to the Lichfield Garrick.
Singer-songwriter Sarah Gillespie was in good form when she led her talented quartet through a concert of her own songs at the Lichfield Arts Blues and Jazz Festival.
The premiere of a hit comedy series will be screened in Lichfield.
