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  • World War Two Week events

    World War Two Week

    The RAF Museum Midlands is travelling back to the 1940s this half-term week, to highlight the importance of World War Two in terms of the development of technology, engineering and community. Attract...

  • Marie & Rosetta theatre

    Marie & Rosetta

    Wolverhampton’s very own Beverley Knight returns to her home city to star as African American singer-songwriter Sister Rosetta Tharpe. Sister Rosetta’s distinctive gospel recordings - blending spiritu...

  • Dear Evan Hansen theatre

    Dear Evan Hansen

    The production makes its two Midlands stop-offs as part of its first-ever UK & Ireland tour.

  • Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew music

    Jerry Harrison and Adrian Belew

    Perform at Wulfrun Hall this June.

  • Hrair Sarkissian: Other Pains Visual Arts

    Hrair Sarkissian: Other Pains

    “Keeping the same way of thinking is depressive,” Hrair Sarkissian told whitehotmagazine.com. “I am someone who makes a lot of jokes, and my work is completely depressive, melancholic, and [tells] onl...

  • Jonny Cole comedy

    Jonny Cole

    “It’s difficult for me to put my brand of comedy into an industry-standard soundbite,” says local comedian Jonny Cole. “There are a lot of people who love Black Country humour and who’d love to go int...

  • Jorja Smith music

    Jorja Smith

    When West Midlander and soul singer Jorja Smith uploaded debut track Blue Lights to SoundCloud nine years ago, Canadian rapper Drake was among the legion of listeners to sit up and take notice. Indeed...

  • Jamali Maddix comedy

    Jamali Maddix

    One-time Chortle Student Comedian of the Year Jamali Maddix has been hailed for his frank yet ironic take on everyday racism and his willingness to tackle the hot-potato subject of terrorism.  He visi...

  • Suzanne Holtom: And Hills Bore Scars visual arts

    Suzanne Holtom: And Hills Bore Scars

    “During the pandemic, I lost my dad,” explains Suzanne Holtom, “and as a result, my trips back home to the West Midlands became far more frequent. It was this continuing return to my original home, co...

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What's On Theatres & Arts Centres

  • Wolverhampton Grand Theatre

    Wolverhampton Grand Theatre

    The Wolverhampton Grand is one of the Midlands’ best-established theatres. Opening in 1894, the venu...

  • Birmingham Hippodrome

    Birmingham Hippodrome

    Birmingham Hippodrome is one of the country’s biggest theatres, staging top West End shows all year...

  • Walsall Arena & Arts Centre

    Walsall Arena & Arts Centre

    The Walsall Arena is one of the most technically advanced venues in the West Midlands and stages a v...

  • Wolverhampton Arts Centre

    Wolverhampton Arts Centre presents a wide range of entertainment across the year, including music, t...

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