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George Egg: DIY Chef

- 25 May 2018

Having set the culinary score with his last show Anarchist Cook – in which he creatd...

- 25 May 2018

Hannah Brackenbury’s celebration of Victoria Wood’s life and work, drawing a few parallels to her...

- 24 May 2018

Don’t be put off by Junior in the title, these young players gave a very...

- 24 May 2018

Once seen predominantly as the inhabitants of films about sauvants or ‘challenging’ families, the spotlight...

- 24 May 2018

What a treat! Two groups of string trembling musicians playing diverse, eclectic, innovative programmes, and...

- 24 May 2018

Seasoned comedy polymath, Katy Schutte, is querying the received norms and expectation of what qualifies...

- 24 May 2018

Those who grew up in the nineties may recognise Tregard, Lord Fear, the dragon and...

- 24 May 2018

If the title sounds strange then this piece is no less so. The Heath Quartet...

- 23 May 2018

What an accomplished showman, what a sensitive musician! Some unfamiliar Liszt made for an intriguing...

- 21 May 2018

Lunchtime concerts are a wonderful platform for new talent, today’s coming from the Royal Academy....

- 21 May 2018

An evening of two halves and each fascinating. To start the most beautifully crafted live/film...

- 20 May 2018

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