Environmental theatre group in situ: returns with Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Hamlet in the first two of several productions in July. Using Shakespeare’s original text in unusual and thought-provoking ways, in situ:...
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Damn it, Janet – the Rocky Horror Show is coming to town! Join Dr Frank N Furter and co at the Arts Theatre for a high camp rock ’n’ roll...
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An annual festival of new writing and work for the stage, HOTBED returns to Cambridge Junction from 19 to 21 July. Offering a weekend’s worth of theatre, which includes world...
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The story of Frank, a frustrated academic and dedicated drinker, and Rita, a hairdresser on a quest for self-betterment, comes to the Arts Theatre for a six-day run at the...
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Artists all over the world are reacting to the climate crisis with acts of creation, and Ruthie Collins finds that Cambridge is part of the movement “Facing up to the...
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Bringing you top new fiction picks, author interviews, discounts and lots more book chat, the Edition Book Club is a partnership with Cambridge Literary Festival and Heffers Where the Hornbeam Grows by Beth Lynch...
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The annual Cambridge Open Studios event is a chance for local art lovers to meet artists and discover where and how they work. Siobhan Godwood finds out more Cambridge may...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month Summer, with its ‘mad, naked’ nights (Walt Whitman) can feel like a glorious surprise when it...
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As far as settings for a concert go, they don’t come more lovely than the Cambridge University Botanic Gardens, which welcomes back its Sounds Green series this July. From Senegalese...
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There’s a busy calendar of outdoor events coming up in the stunning gardens of Audley End House, just outside Saffron Walden. Music on a Sunday will see live ensembles providing...
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It wouldn’t be summer in Cambridge without the Big Weekend: a staple of the local calendar that brings the whole city together each and every July. The party begins on...
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When it comes to making the most of a sunny day, we Brits are champions. At the first glimmer of sunshine, we’ve got our picnics and barbecues out, Pimm’s in...
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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 sights and sounds of Wimbledon will once again provide a feel-good factor for the CB1 area this July. Cambridge Business Improvement District (BID) will be setting up a giant...
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The annual Cambridge Open Studios event is a chance for local art lovers to meet artists and discover where and how they work. Siobhan Godwood finds out more Cambridge may...
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Cambridge’s original outdoor cinema experience, Movies on the Meadows, returns to its usual, idyllic spot in Grantchester this August bank holiday. A prelude to Cambridge Film Festival, the event takes...
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Environmental theatre group in situ: returns with Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Hamlet in the first two of several productions in July. Using Shakespeare’s original text in unusual and thought-provoking ways, in situ:...
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Artists all over the world are reacting to the climate crisis with acts of creation, and Ruthie Collins finds that Cambridge is part of the movement “Facing up to the...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month Summer, with its ‘mad, naked’ nights (Walt Whitman) can feel like a glorious surprise when it...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s June, the time of year many in the city barely sleep on account of the May...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month May brings that first flush of summer; the perfect time to stroll the city, taking in the...
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Bringing you top new fiction picks, author interviews, discounts and lots more book chat, the Edition Book Club is a partnership with Cambridge Literary Festival and Heffers Where the Hornbeam Grows by Beth Lynch...
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Bringing you top new fiction picks, author interviews, discounts and lots more book chat, the Edition Book Club is a partnership with Cambridge Literary Festival and Heffers Island Song by Madeleine Bunting...
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Bringing you top new fiction picks, author interviews, discounts and lots more book chat, the Edition Book Club is a partnership with Cambridge Literary Festival and Heffers The Mathematical Bridge by Jim Kelly...
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With Wimpole History Festival poised to return in June with its biggest event yet, we round-up the highlights See the past brought to life next month at Wimpole...