The early years of rock ‘n’ roll will be showcased at the Lichfield Garrick when Marty Wilde and the Wildcats perform.
By a weird fluke of programming this week seems to be David Tristram week at the Garrick.
The Walsall Jazz Orchestra is making a welcome return to Lichfield.
Laughs aplenty are promised when Idiot and Friend appear at the Lichfield Guildhall.
A near sell-out audience turned out to see the final two concerts during a hectic and musically diverse L2F 2015 Festival.
Billed as the 50th Anniversary tour it was hardly surprising everyone in the audience was getting on a bit – the last episode of Round The Horne was broadcast in 1968. It caught the mood as the baby boomers’ post-war world cracked open before their avid eyes.
Comedy writer David Tristram’s latest work will play at the Lichfield Garrick.
Technically the Gala Premiere of Doreen – the Movie doesn’t need a review, if its point is publicity for the purpose of selling tickets. Because Doreen (in private life known as Gill Jordan) doesn’t need publicity.
Lichfield’s third L2F festival of folk was started by two well known local groups – and also featured a headliner that had travelled much further.
Sarah McQuaid will stop off in Lichfield on her latest tour.
I couldn’t make the first night of this dramatisation of Meera Syal’s much-loved autobiographical novel about growing up in a 1970s Black Country village, but I caught the last night and can truly say that it’s a feel-good hit.
International concert pianist Phillip Dyson is returning to the Lichfield Garrick.