Amelia Lily is set to bring X Factor the Crewe Lyceum in this year’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
She will perform the role of Narrator alongside fellow X Factor finalist Lloyd Daniel’s Joseph at the Lyceum from March 3 to 8.
The UK’s most dynamic motorsport event will be taking place near Nantwich again in 2015.
The Cholmondeley Pageant of Power (CPOP) takes place over the weekend of June 12-14, under the theme of ‘power’ – on land, water and in the air.
Crewe Concert Band has announced the appointment of Glenn Thomas as its new musical director.
And the band’s first concert under his leadership will be together with Decibellas Ladies Choir at Nantwich Civic Hall on March 15.
By Claire Faulkner
To the delight of its fans, the smash hit musical ‘That’ll Be The Day’ returns to The Lyceum in Crewe later this month.
Well-known by theatre goers, ‘That’ll Be The Day’ has been described as the best rock and roll shown on the road, covering hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Nantwich welcomed back another year of Very Best in Stand Up – and once again it did not disappoint.
Four very different comedians welcomed in the 2015 programme with a rip-roaring show to a packed out Nantwich Civic Hall.
By Sara Royle
It’s interval time at the Nantwich Players Theatre, a venue that in my 23 years of Cheshire residency I’ve shamefully never put a foot in.
Charlotte Lightbody, director of Githa Sowerby’s The Stepmother, is chatting to audience members who have been invited along to tonight’s dress rehearsal.
Nantwich Film Club returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Monday February 9, with Monsieur Lazhar.
The Canadian French language drama, directed by Philippe Falardeau, tells the story of a recent emigrant of Algeria who takes over a Canadian classroom after a teacher’s tragic death.
Live comedy returns to Nantwich this week with the first “Very Best in Stand Up” of 2015.
Four more top acts from the UK comedy circuit will be gracing the Nantwich Civic Hall stage this Friday (February 6).
Nantwich Museum has launched its latest edition “The Story of Nantwich Salt”.
It continues the series of comics on aspects of the history of the town and surrounding area.
The annual Shavington village pantomime is set to entertain audiences when it stages a week of performances.
“The Pantomime Voyages of Sinbad” is this year’s epic show presented by Shavington Village Festival Committee.
The stage is set for the Crewe Lyceum Theatre’s first Wedding Fayre this weekend.
The venue will feature displays from leading wedding suppliers in Cheshire, two bridal fashion catwalk shows and a showcase ceremony in the theatre’s historic auditorium.
A local drama group is celebrating 20 years with its latest production which will raise money for the “Mend Our Mum” appeal.
Audlem 5As will be performing Jack and the Beanstalk all next week.
A special talk called “Commemorating Battlefields: from Nantwich (1644) to the Great War (1914-18)” takes place on Saturday January 31.
Dr Ian Atherton, Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Keele, will be hosting the talk.
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