MLF’s 16th year saw a packed programme of more than 45 bookish events for all ages and tastes, including big names and first-time authors.
Wardrobe Ensemble entertain large family audience with The Time Seekers. Jon Lewis reviews.
All is revealed in Moments, reviewed in Oxford.
The next lunchtime session at the village hall on Tuesday brings back band’s regular trumpet player Mike Henry.
Running between 10am and 8pm, 10 Hours of Art is a special community project to make an exciting wall hanging.
A total of 428 votes were cast for 40 prints covering a variety of themes from some of the favourites of 23 club members.
Resurrection Players’ fun Gun Club Murder Mystery at Wash Common Community Festival.
Supercalifragerlistic InCantata entertain patients and visitors.
Stylistically at home in all genres, she will perform on vocals and piano with the Terry Hutchins Quartet.
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Our pick of this week’s arts & entertainment.
‘Visits to Australia and the Gandhara sculptures in Oxford’s Ashmolean museum have been influences on the work in this Marlborough exhibition’.
Rory Sparkes and the Elephant in the Room perfect for eight years-plus.
Sharon Rosegrace advocates coffee and cake at the warm, welcoming and caring café at City Arts.
A rapt Corn Exchange audience has a glimpse of what it takes to achieve such transitions.
Instrument going up for auction, where it is estimated to fetch up to £300,000.
He will be joined by Shed Seven, Kasabian’s Tom Meighan and The Kairos.
Andy Kempe’s play When Nero Burnt Down the Common to be broadcast on radio this week.
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Breaking the Code: a new epilogue speaks to Turing’s lasting legacy on modern Britain.
