Do we ever really grow up? Multi award-winning Mischief Theatre is back to try and answer that very question. Their latest comedy, Groan Ups, follows a group of unruly students...
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After being forced to bring down the curtains during the coronavirus lockdown, the ADC is readying itself to open once more, presenting an eclectic programme of shows to see us...
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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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Artwork by Chrissy Leech Contemporary textile art group Anglia Textile Works is about to embark on its second exhibition in Ely. The group was established over 20 years ago, bringing...
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Cambridgeshire-based artist Beckie Reed is unveiling her long-awaited solo show at Byard Art this month. Running from 10 September to 4 October, the exhibition showcases Beckie’s expressive and evocative treescapes,...
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We’re thrilled that our cover artworks are being used in a mini exhibition at Marleigh, Hill’s new development on Newmarket Road. Depicting rowers on the Cam, the glasshouses at the...
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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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Professional classical music ensemble Eboracum Baroque is gearing up for a live performance at The Orchard Tea Garden in Grantchester. The group, formed in 2012 by Chris Parsons, has performed...
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Super-boutique festival comes to Cambs for a weekend of socially-distant fun in the woods Dance under the stars, drink cocktails as the sun sets, join in with yoga, craft and...
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Cambridge Folk Festival may have been cancelled, but the organisers are encouraging fans of the event to recreate the magic and music at home, offering a weekend of entertainment and...
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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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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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From tomorrow - Tuesday 15 September - the Museum of Classical Archaeology will once again be reopening to the public. Housing one of the largest collections of plaster casts of...
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Every third Saturday of the month, from September to November, explore the hidden world of genomics Previously, on the third Saturday of each month, the Wellcome Genome Campus would open...
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Enchanted Cinema continues its season of open-air film screenings this September, bringing both classics and recent hits to the gorgeous garden at the Gonville Hotel. Cosy up on a deckchair,...
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We could all use a good laugh after the last few months and luckily for us, there are some fantastic comedians heading to Cambridge to help us on our way. ...
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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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As the seasons shift along their inevitable path and cooler days turn into even cooler nights, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a good book. Waterstones' Events Coordinator...
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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 Words by Charlotte Griffiths Night Falls,...
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Artwork by Emma Bennett The City Art Books series, which launched with the inaugural Cambridge Art Book, has become a hugely popular celebration of much-loved cities in the UK and...
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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 The Vanishing Half by Brit...