J B Priestley’s classic thriller An Inspector Calls is perhaps more relevant than ever, if its enduring popularity is anything to go by. Stephen Daldry’s production for the National Theatre...
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The former Strictly winner tells us all about his latest star turn in Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, hitting Cambridge Corn Exchange this month What can audiences expect from Priscilla? ...
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Cambridge Footlights is bringing together all of its talent to present Footlights Spring Revue 2020: Crossed Wires, which promises yet more sketches and silliness from the comedy troupe. There are...
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As always, a new year means new shows at Cambridge Arts Theatre, and with a host of outstanding touring productions, the star-studded new-season programme is sure to delight theatre lovers...
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You can still get your culture fix thanks to these virtual visiting options (photo courtesy of Paul Allitt) Kettle's Yard live webcam Kettle's Yard's new webcam installation will provide...
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Image: one of the paintings from the exhibition, 'Water into Wine' A selection of paintings by contemporary figurative artist Gary Bunt will be showing from 19 March in the stunning Ely...
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A new solo exhibition by art’s ultimate punk, Linder, is on show at Kettle’s Yard this month. In association with Newcastle’s Hatton Gallery, it spans the artist’s five-decade long career...
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Showing at Wysing Arts Centre this month is a new exhibition by Naomi Harwin. Encounter is the first in a series of presentations by Wysing artists as part of Test...
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The Academy of Ancient Music is back in Cambridge this March to bring you a performance of Baroque composer Handel’s best-loved operas and oratorios. Handel’s Heroines is a collaboration between...
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Photo: Steve Gullick Kettle’s Yard plays host to celebrated string ensemble the Albion Quartet on 5 March, promising an evening of exquisite classical music. Featuring pieces by Beethoven, Maconchy and...
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Brought to life by professional artists from the UK, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Norway, Spain and Poland, I Will Be Everything is an international project that tells the story of the...
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We spoke to violinist Krysia Osostowicz about the upcoming Beethoven Plus concerts First of all, what is Beethoven Plus? "The project was based on the fact that Daniel Tong and...
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Siobhan Godwood reviews Cambridge Junction's new Christmas show, by theatre group Figs in Wigs (more…)
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We asked a few familiar faces from around Cambridge which book they’d recommend as an insight into their world – and to name the book they’re hoping to find under...
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Sorry We Missed You (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Director Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty expand on similar issues to their last collaboration, I, Daniel Blake in this exploration...
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System Crasher (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Benni is a 'system crasher' for the social services; too young, aged nine, to go into institutions or care set-ups for teenagers, and...
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This innovative online hub is showcasing the work of creatives across Cambridgeshire At a time when small, independent businesses need as much support as they can get, The Trove...
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With so many events being cancelled at the moment, you'll be pleased to know that the much-loved Wild Wood Disco and Wild Wood Rumpus have both announced new dates When...
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Escape rooms have become a big trend in the last few years, but what makes the one at Oliver Cromwell’s house different is the historic location, which is reflected in...
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Sunday Papers Live is returning to Cambridge Union on 15 March, offering a leisurely celebration of Sunday’s best bits. Organised by local party hosts My Little Festival, the event aims...
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Public art commission 'Mother...' by Studio Morison at Wicken Fen (image by Mike Selby) Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s March: spring...
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It’s February, a month of renewal – and love, apparently. Hard to remember these things, when we are reminded, every nanosecond it seems, of an impending apocalypse. Even if you...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s a new year. Time to start with bold new intentions. Time to ‘live the changes...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge art salon, gives her arty picks of the month No animal, according to the rules of animal etiquette, is ever expected to do anything strenuous,...
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Crime fiction queen and Cambridge dweller Sophie Hannah discusses her latest thriller 'Haven't They Grown", which unsettles from its impossible premise to its chilling conclusion Words by Charlotte Griffiths "Maybe...
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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 Sisters Grimm by...
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Cambridge crime fiction doyenne Sophie Hannah is celebrating the release of her latest novel with a launch event at Waterstones on 20 January. Described by The Times as “one of...
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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 Late in the Day by...