Shrigley’s artistic sensibility—combining crude draughtsmanship with black comedy and a strain of existential despair—is ...

You arrive at Kidderminster station where children, their parents and grandparents are dressed in Christmas jumpers and hats ...

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Stars of the West End, Radio 2 and CBeebies join comedian Jarred Christmas (his apt surname a coincidence as I understand it) ...

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Whitney White will make her Royal Shakespeare Company debut in her own work All Is But Fantasy —a “two-part high-energy gig-theatre show, catalysed by a red-hot soundtrack of musical genres from rock ...

Another note on the wall points out that a “UN committee concludes that the UK government... is responsible for grave and systematic violations of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with ...

There’s a palpable feeling of anticipation as the overture for Jack and the Beanstalk begins, with audience members of all ages gearing up for an evening of the best possible type of pantomime mayhem.