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Ours Was The Fen Country

- 13 May 2014

Creator Dan Canham recorded conversations with people of East Anglia fens for two years, resulting...

- 12 May 2014

Extended fanfares in Pavilion Gardens really captured the spirit of the Brighton Festival. An array...

- 12 May 2014

This great value-for-money show saw community choirs take on some of Rutter’s ‘Anthems’ to start...

- 12 May 2014

In shifting John Ford’s tale of declining morals by nigh on 400 years, it suffered...

- 12 May 2014

The stage was framed with a stark red light, illuminating a traditional jazz line up...

- 12 May 2014

Dowland lute songs and Purcell favourites sung to an archlute, played most delicately by Paula...

- 12 May 2014

Probably nobody understands the music scene as clearly as Prof. Gavin Henderson, a natural performer,...

- 12 May 2014

This play isn’t a bundle of laughs. Good, yes, deeply emotional undoubtedly, but have a stiff...

- 12 May 2014

The world premiere of this colourful, contemporary outdoor theatre presents the fable of Hamba through...

- 12 May 2014

Having heard rave reviews about Boy Jumps Ship, I was looking forward to finally seeing...

- 12 May 2014

Having seen this band play early on in their career I knew their set was...

- 12 May 2014

Flying in all the way from Toronto, Pup delivered a fast paced and punk-fuelled show...