Review: The Red Shoes
Written by Laura Creaven - Full To The Brum
For someone who did ballet as a child and sat through numerous performances of The Nutcracker growing up, I know precious little about current ballet. Which is why...
LEGO exhibition comes to Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Lego lovers of all ages are in for a treat this spring as a new exhibition opens at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.
Between 7 April - 5 July, three galleries will be filled with Warren Elsmore’s amazing Brick Won...
Shakespeare’s Long Lost Play comes to Birmingham REP
Shakespeare's classics are well and truly turned on their head as West End stars, the Reduced Shakespeare Company, bring their barnstormingly irreverent new production to Birmingham Repertory Theatre for the fi...
Interview: Tiff Stevenson
Talking George Michael, female crushes and awkward moments with Tiff Stevenson
Tiff Stevenson is a force of nature at the moment, taking over Britain with her political comedy; it’s only a matter of time bef...
Waterstones to host Birmingham’s first Poetry Festival
Birmingham's first festival of poetry and spoken word will be taking to Waterstones Birmingham, the city's biggest bookshop in February. Launching on 16th February 2017 and spanning four days, the festival will...
Birmingham Harp Day takes to University of Birmingham
Bramall Music Building will be alive with the sound of harps on Saturday 21 January when it becomes the venue for Birmingham Harp Day. Organised by Birmingham Conservatoire, this one-day event offers something ...
