Highlights
Latest...
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The Staffordshire County Show returns
The popular show is back on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 May.
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Bluey's Big Play comes to Stoke-on-Trent
Bluey is brought to life in smash-hit live show at the Regent Theatre in February 2026.
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Packed programme announced for ninth Staffordshire Day celebrations
A host of events have been lined up to help celebrate the ninth annual Staffordshire Day on 1 May.
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Penkridge Open Air returns
Back at Penkridge Sports and Recreation Centre from 22 - 24 August.
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The New Vic unveils final shows for 2025 autumn season
The New Vic Theatre will present the world premiere of The Grand Babylon Hotel, an adaptation of a s...
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Popular walking festival returns to Staffordshire Moorlands
Taking place from Friday 25 April to Monday 5 May.
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Stoke-on-Trent aiming to break world record at Big Centenary Tea Party
Communities across the city are invited to take part in a history-making Big Centenary Tea Party.
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Work begins on the National Trust's first Forest Garden at Shugborough
Arcadia will open at Shugborough this summer.
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New adventure golf approved for Beacon Park
The new course will feature large, eye-catching structures inspired by well-known local landmarks.
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The Staffordshire County Show returns
The popular show is back on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 May.
-
Bluey's Big Play comes to Stoke-on-Trent
Bluey is brought to life in smash-hit live show at the Regent Theatre in February 2026.
-
Packed programme announced for ninth Staffordshire Day celebrations
A host of events have been lined up to help celebrate the ninth annual Staffordshire Day on 1 May.
-
Penkridge Open Air returns
Back at Penkridge Sports and Recreation Centre from 22 - 24 August.
-
The New Vic unveils final shows for 2025 autumn season
The New Vic Theatre will present the world premiere of The Grand Babylon Hotel, an adaptation of a s...
-
Popular walking festival returns to Staffordshire Moorlands
Taking place from Friday 25 April to Monday 5 May.
-
Stoke-on-Trent aiming to break world record at Big Centenary Tea Party
Communities across the city are invited to take part in a history-making Big Centenary Tea Party.
-
Work begins on the National Trust's first Forest Garden at Shugborough
Arcadia will open at Shugborough this summer.
-
New adventure golf approved for Beacon Park
The new course will feature large, eye-catching structures inspired by well-known local landmarks.
Coming soon to the Midlands
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Let's go to the theatre…
Check out our selection of shows coming to venues across the region during the next few weeks...
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Things to do in the Midlands
Check out our selection of things to do in the Midlands during the next few weeks.
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Great gigs coming soon
A selection of gigs worth grabbing a ticket for in the coming weeks...
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Havin' a laugh!
Get your ribs well and truly tickled over the next few weeks...
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Get looking! Visual arts across the Midlands
Check out some of the fantastic exhibitions showing across the region this month.
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Let's get classical
concerts to check out across the Midlands this month...
Latest Reviews
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Review: Kinky Boots at Birmingham Hippodrome
"it surely doesn’t get much better than this"
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Review: Chicago at The Alexandra
"the razzle-dazzle truly has arrived!"
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Review: Pig Heart Boy at Wolverhampton Grand
"provocative and emotional theatre"
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Review: Only Fools and Horses at Birmingham Hippodrome
"a dynamic, joyful production"
Features, interviews & blogs...
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Breaking The Ice
Katy Stephens talks about playing the villainous White Witch in The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe...
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Power Trip
Exploring Shakespeare’s bloodiest play through the lens of 21st-century aggression.
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Celebrations En Pointe
BRB2’s Gala performance will take audiences back to the roots of modern ballet.
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Hello, Cruel World
Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical brings a Bitter Sweet Symphony to Birmingham.
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Life of Bryan
Bryan Adams plays bp pulse LIVE on Sunday 18 May.
What's On Theatres
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Regent Theatre
When the Regent first opened its doors, it wasn’t a theatre at all but a cinema, presenting its firs...
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Lichfield Garrick
The purpose-built Lichfield Garrick Theatre opened in 2003 and has a main auditorium seating more th...
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New Vic Theatre
Purpose-built as a theatre-in-the-round and opened in 1986, the New Vic is the regional producing th...
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Stafford Gatehouse Theatre
Opening in 1982, Stafford Gatehouse Theatre programmes both professional and amateur shows, and thro...
Places To Visit across the Midlands
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Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Cathedral is one of the oldest places of Christian worship, the burial place of Anglo-Saxo...
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Thinktank Science Museum
Located in Birmingham city centre, Thinktank offers a great day out for visitors of all ages....
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West Midlands Police Museum
Discover stories about some of Birmingham’s most notorious criminals, including the real Peaky Blind...
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Weston Park
Weston Park is a house set in 1,000 acres of Capability Brown-landscaped parkland, making it the per...
What's On Elsewhere
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International Living History Festival
Avoncroft Museum comes to life across the final weekend of the month as 40-plus living-history reena...
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And Juliet
...There is life after Romeo!
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Beyond The Canvas
Taking the subtitle A Celebration Of British Sculpture From The Ingram Collection, Beyond The Canvas...
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Peter James: Picture You Dead
Bestselling crime writer Peter James has scored major successes on stage as well as in print and on...
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Marie & Rosetta
Wolverhampton’s very own Beverley Knight returns to her home city to star as African American singer...
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International Living History Festival
Avoncroft Museum comes to life across the final weekend of the month as 40-plus living-history reena...
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And Juliet
...There is life after Romeo!
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Beyond The Canvas
Taking the subtitle A Celebration Of British Sculpture From The Ingram Collection, Beyond The Canvas...
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Peter James: Picture You Dead
Bestselling crime writer Peter James has scored major successes on stage as well as in print and on...
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Marie & Rosetta
Wolverhampton’s very own Beverley Knight returns to her home city to star as African American singer...
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