Children’s Theatre Company Tell Tale Hearts is bringing an interactive theatre production to Nantwich – fresh from a hit tour of America.
The company’s Inside Out production is aimed at children aged 18 months to seven years old who love dressing up and going on an adventure.
Russian State Ballet and Opera House burst onto the Crewe Lyceum stage again with a new performance of Swan Lake.
The show includes all the colour, enthusiasm and vibrancy the company normally delivers, with Tchaikovsky’s famous score and a timeless story of good versus evil.
The next screening of the Nantwich Family Films @ 4 takes place this weekend at Nantwich Methodist Church.
Families will be able to watch Maleficent to be screened on Sunday (October 19) from 4pm.
The RNLI Lifejam Charity Festival takes place in Audlem near Nantwich this weekend.
The musical event, organised by Overwater Marina near Nantwich, aims to help raise funds for the RNLI St David’s Boat House Appeal.
Kaleidoscope 2 is a new major art exhibition in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum set to run until December 13.
It follows the success of an earlier Kaleidoscope exhibition in Nantwich and involves a collection of work by local artist Gordon Lancaster.
Nantwich folk can shake off the winter blues and get the Christmas festivities started at Nantwich Civic Halll at a “Big Christmas Soul Night”.
The Nantwich Civic Hall event on December 19 will feature top live entertainment from nine-piece soul band “BLACK & GOLD”.
A new exhibition called “Nantwich Turnpikes 1744 – 1880” is underway in Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition is by Dr Keith Lawrence and runs at the Pillory Street venue until Saturday November 8.
By Kirsty Rollings
Award-winning Nantwich Coffee Shop, Enzo, hosted an acoustic set as part of 2014’s Words and Music Festival.
Pizza and other Italian dishes were being served early evening, as festival organiser Nigel Stonier, introduced the set.
By Kirsty Rollings
Ian McCulloch performed an intimate headlining event at The Crown Hotel in Nantwich as part of the Words and Music Festival, writes Kirsty Rollings.
The 80’s post-punk vocalist from Echo and the Bunneymen drew in a sell-out crowd from Nantwich and the surrounding areas.
By Rhian Critchley
Brit pop giants Dodgy are excited to be performing at the start of the Nantwich Music and Words Festival.
The trio had a smash hit “Good Enough” which shot them to fame in 1996 and climbed to number 4 in the UK charts.
The UK’s number one Pink Floyd tribute show will be performing at Crewe Lyceum Theatre next month.
THINK FLOYD have been celebrating one of the world’s greatest musical icons for 20 years.
The “Very Best in Stand Up” returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on Friday October 3 with four more hilarious comedy acts.
Promoters have lined up a fine array of talent after the success of the sell-out show in September.
Acton Amateur Operatic Society will be performing a five-day stint of their new production “Oklahoma” in Stoke-on-Trent.
The shows will run at the Mitchell Arts Centre in Hanley between October 7 and 11.
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