Lichfield Arts will kick off life at their temporary home with a performance from Sally Barker.
Holy Cross Hall on Chapel Lane will be the venue when she pays tribute
A Lichfield museum is bringing back its free entry initiative.
People will be able to visit Erasmus Darwin House – the Lichfield home of Charles’ grandfather – on January 23 and February
Pluck, the classical string trio with a seriously silly side, presents a tribute to the musicians onboard the Titanic who played on until the end.
Sensitive lead violinist Wally and
Lichfield’s first and only burlesque night is back with a night that organisers guarantee will “tease, tantalise and titillate”.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang’s Saturday Night at the Movies
The Lichfield Players will be one of the first companies in the country to perform a new adaptation of Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People when they open for
Lichfield Cathedral’s candlelit tours are returning for 2010.
Experts will guide visitors around the historic building and give them the opportunity to experience the Cathedral as medieval people saw
The award-winning Middle Ground Theatre Company are bringing their production of The Holly and The Ivy to the Lichfield Garrick.
Set in a Norfolk vicarage on Christmas Eve 1947,
The festive season is still in full swing at Lichfield Cathedral thanks to performances of Amahl and the Night Visitors.
The story of young Amahl and his encounter with the
Rehearsals are underway for Fradley Players’ pantomime Puss in Boots, written by Brian Asbury.
Production dates are February 11–13 and the director is Mary Bennett. The cast consists of
Lichfield’s acclaimed Darwin Ensemble Chamber Orchestra kick off their 2010 season with a Viennese themed celebration of Haydn and Mozart at Lichfield Cathedral.
Simon Lenton, one of the Midlands’
Voices-in-harmony group Bella Musica! are fine-tuning a musical recipe to help banish those winter blues in Lichfield.
The company, noted for their appearances at the Lichfield Proms
Lichfield’s acclaimed Darwin Ensemble Chamber Orchestra kick off their 2010 season with a Viennese themed celebration of Haydn and Mozart at Lichfield Cathedral.
Simon Lenton, one of the Midlands’
