Charlotte Griffiths heads out on the Cam for a Bat Safari with Scudamore’s and the Wildlife Trust I am sat in a punt, wearing multiple layers of clothing, holding a bat...
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Watch Out, at Cambridge Junction Watch Out, Cambridge Junction’s one-day festival of thought-provoking theatre and dance, returned with a high-quality mix of the unsettling, challenging and comedic. Part of the...
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Deborah van Wyk reviews Cambridge Arts Theatre's festive panto The Aladdin Pantomime at the Cambridge Arts Theatre is a complete delight for the senses, for all the family. My nine-year-old...
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Stopgap Dance Company present a moving, uplifting new show A dance show with a difference is coming to Cambridge Junction on 3 October, when Stopgap present their epic new...
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The broadsheets come to life with a series of talks at the Cambridge Wine Merchants Wine Bar Who doesn’t love Sundays? Lazy brunches, newspaper browsing, hearty lunches and relaxation. If...
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Cyrus Pundole checks out Cambridge's festival of 'dangerous theatre' WATCH OUT, the Junction’s festival of out-there theatre, returned on Saturday 26 May and began with Mouthpiece, an enthralling take on...
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Look on the bright side of life with a trip to the theatre, says Lisa Clatworthy Whether you can quote The Life of Brian or the Holy Grail line by...
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If there’s ever been a play more pleased with its own cleverness than this, then I’ve never heard of it. From the sparkling opening dialogue between frivolous young bucks Algernon...
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Edition enjoys an evening of 'not quite poetry, not quite rap' at J2, 5 May 2015. Adopted local girl Hollie McNish has been quietly making a name for herself as...
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An accomplished production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons arrived in Cambridge last night, tackling questions of family, responsibility and how our past actions affect the future of those we...
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