Culture
Tennessee Williams' Kingdom of Earth at The Print Room
Marking Tennessee Williams' 100th Birthday, The Print Room presents the playwright's rarely performed Kingdom of Earth, which opened on Broadway in 1968 and was last staged in London in 1984 at the Hampstead Theatre Club.
America’s musical south by rail
Great Rail Journeys’ exclusive American tour of the Southern States is a must for music fans this summer.
A new Alice on Broadway this spring
Wonderland, a new spin on the classic story of Alice and her Looking-Glass world, opens April 17 on Broadway in New York at the Marquis Theatre.
Celebrate Shakespeare’s 447th birthday DC style
Celebrate William Shakespeare's 447th birthday at the home of the world's largest Shakespeare collection - The Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington D.C.
Traffic participates in Art Dubai 2011
At this year’s Art Dubai, held between Mar 16-19 2011, Traffic is exhibiting the works of artists Mahmoud Bakhshi, James Clar, Ayman Yossri aka Daydban, Abdulnasser Gharem, Ahmed Mater, Shaikha Al Mazrou, Monitor, Hesam Rahmanian, Faisal Samra, Hamza Serafi and UBIK.
Enjoy Cheltenham Jazz Festival with Montpellier Chapter
In celebration of this year's Cheltenham Jazz Festival which takes place from 27th April - 2nd May 2011, the newly opened Montpellier Chapter in Cheltenham has taken the effort out of organizing the perfect jazz weekend by offering music lovers a unique opportunity to experience and be part of two truly exclusive and unforgettable nights with either Jazz legend Jamie Cullum or TV icon Michael Parkinson.
Bach in the Amazon - Taking classical music to the rainforest
Can music change the world? Greek concert pianist Panos Karan will travel 5,000 miles along the Amazon River to make sure it does.
‘Leamington Live’ returns for second year with a royal feel
Royal Leamington Spa is to host the exciting ‘Leamington Live’ event for a second year running on Saturday 30 April. The event, which celebrates style, arts and culture within the town, will kick off with a live screening of the Royal Wedding on the 29 April in the Royal Pump Room Gardens and a family feature film in the afternoon.
International contemporary art at Cuadro, Dubai
Cuadro Fine Art Gallery’s upcoming March exhibitions, “Right Here, Right Now” and “We Are Beginning: Personal Projects in Public Spaces”, will run from March 14th, 2011 in the gallery’s 13,000 square feet of space.
A 'Masterpiece Midsummer Party' in aid of CLIC Sargent
Masterpiece London, which showcases the very best in fine and decorative arts and contemporary design, has selected CLIC Sargent, the leading cancer charity for children and young people, as its charity of the year for 2011.
Childfree living in a family-focused society
Licensed Clinical Psychologist Ellen L Walker examines the often-ignored question of what it means to be childfree, by choice or by circumstance, in a family-focused society.
Beyond Bricks rallies West Midlands' communities
Community arts project, Beyond Bricks has this month been hailed a resounding success by organisers, as almost 2,000 residents across eight neighbourhoods in Birmingham and Sandwell participated in a range of workshops and events in order to learn more about their communities.
Stunning new restaurant at the Royal Academy of Arts
On January 19th 2011, Oliver Peyton’s restaurant group, Peyton and Byrne, will launch a stunning restaurant and bar at the Royal Academy of Arts.
See Bruce Munro’s Water-Towers at Salisbury Cathedral
Bruce Munro’s newest light and sound installation arrives in Salisbury Cathedral’s cloisters in mid-January.
Can you solve the world’s hardest Sudoku puzzle?
Finland based mathematician, Arto Inkala, has specially created a Sudoku to rival his World’s Hardest ‘Al Escargot’ puzzle produced in 2006.