Two stars of the small screen star in Admissions – a ‘bold new comedy’ about what we want from the education system – at the Arts Theatre from 3 to...
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Cyrus Pundole gives the low-down on Watch Out: a festival of boundary-pushing theatre at Cambridge Junction Do you like your theatre challenging, stimulating, humorous and thought-provoking? All of the above...
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Shakespeare's tour de force on power, corruption and lies comes to the Arts A tale of power, murder and deceit, featuring Shakespeare’s iconic villain Richard III, comes to the Arts...
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A first staging outside the capital for a very Cambridge tale Codebreaking may conjure images of espionage, but the biggest breakthrough in the last century was very much embedded in...
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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...
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Ruthie Collins explores the David Parr House, which opens its Gwydir Street door to the public this month to show off a treasure trove of Victorian artistry “We wanted to...
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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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The latest in the Cambridge Classical Concert Series Two distinct spirits will be served up for your ears by the European Union Chamber Orchestra on 25 April. Mozart’s joyous...
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Internationally-acclaimed local orchestra perform Bach's masterpiece The Cambridge-based Academy of Ancient Music, an internationally-revered period instrument orchestra, perform two Easter concerts next month in the sublime setting of King’s College Chapel. Easter...
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Dance to the fore at north-west Essex's cultural hotbed Award-winning Saffron Walden venue Saffron Hall has unveiled a glittering programme of dance events for its spring season, including several striking...
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Talk about forward planning! Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox are touring with the goal of preparing the world for the next decade – one that Bradlee hopes will see a return...
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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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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...
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Ruthie Collins explores the David Parr House, which opens its Gwydir Street door to the public this month to show off a treasure trove of Victorian artistry “We wanted to...
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Snap up the chance to explore the Curwen Print Study Centre at a special open weekend taking place on 18 and 19 May. With a goal of preserving and developing...
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Back for its fifth year of Cambridge outdoor moviegoing, Enchanted Cinema returns this month to one of its favourite venues, the gardens at The Gonville Hotel. Combining deckchairs, street food,...
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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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Ruthie Collins gives you the lowdown on arty happenings around Cambridge in April April is a fantastic month for that springtime fix of culture, with the Cambridge Literary Festival, one of my...
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Ruthie Collins gives you the lowdown on arty happenings around Cambridge in March Louise Bourgeois, one of the world’s most acclaimed female artists, is currently exhibited at Kettle’s Yard until 24 March. The...
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Ruthie Collins gives you the lowdown on arty happenings around Cambridge in February February arrives, bringing with it fresh energy for 2019. Now is the perfect time of year to reinvigorate your...
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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...
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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 Language of Birds by Jill Dawson...
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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 Circe by Madeline Miller This...