Outdoor cinema comes to the National Memorial Arboretum with screenings of Dirty Dancing and Hacksaw Ridge.
A hot night, perfect for a cool programme of moderns from the neatly-curated musical Artists in Residence of this year’s Lichfield Festival, promising what’s more visuals – from Luxmuralis – as an unusual accompaniment to a chamber orchestra.
A local choir is preparing to “come home” as they perform at Lichfield Cathedral.
TV personality Russell Grant will be bringing the music of Richard Rodgers to life at the Lichfield Festival.
Local playwrights will see their work performed as part of the Lichfield Festival after winning the Garrick300 competition.
Ska hits will be on offer as The Old Raskals perform in Lichfield.
Birmingham Hippodrome’s really on a roll at the moment, if you consider a theatre that gives audiences what they want to see is doing a good job.
Grease is certainly the word in Lichfield after on foot tickets to a drive-in movie screening sold out.
West End hit The Scarecrows’ Wedding is coming to the Lichfield Garrick.
The children’s production follows the story of Betty O’Barley and Harry O’Hay who decide to
Songs and stories will be on offer at an event in Lichfield.
It’s always good to come across a writer whose work you haven’t seen before, and in the case of Carolyn Scott Jeffs’ play it really is a positive treat.
This is the second time I’ve seen Welsh National Opera’s Madame Butterfly and in this current production two things leap out. One is the universality of the tale, especially relevant now in our increasingly multi-cultural society and secondly, how modern, indeed totally up to date Puccini’s 1903 wor
