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Blaas (Blow)

- 20 May 2018

Blaas is the stuff of festivals, a strange, challenging and fascinating event that bridges weirdly...

- 20 May 2018

Andrew Farr has created an excellent entertainment about his hero Edith Piaf, part story and...

- 18 May 2018

This concert is always a hot ticket. These five budding opera stars will soon find...

- 18 May 2018

Sphinx Theatre brought a different class to the fringe this year. They brought with them...

- 18 May 2018

In a small mountain village on the island of Mallorca Chopin took delivery of a...

- 17 May 2018

It took just a few chords to conjure up a sultry Spanish scene with Albéniz’s...

- 17 May 2018

Viols, those fretted stringed instuments with a hungry need for tuning, immediately create an elegant...

- 17 May 2018

Christopher Wollaton’s self penned and performed one man play is an impressive study of the...

- 17 May 2018

This six piece ensemble’s performance started slowly, perhaps a little too slow for me, but...

- 16 May 2018

The combination of contemporary Indonesian music and modern dance forms made fascinating stuff for sure...

- 16 May 2018

After a quick introduction and warm-up we set off down New Road, dancing to music...

- 16 May 2018

Mr Twonkey took us on a surreal journey using several props, puppets and absurdist comedy...