Simon Bertin visits artist Nicola Powys exhibiting at Williams Art; hears about crime writing with Cambridge author Jill Paton Walsh; talks to Lucy Alexander on running Creative Cabaret at the Grad-pad; and celebrates Shakespeare's Birthday with Shakespeare reformed plays trilogy by Rani Drew. … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin presents the TAPA Barkcloths from the Pacific Exhibition at the Museum Of Archaeology and Anthropology; A book review of a Biography on war time heroine and SOE secret agent Christine Granville by author Clare Mulley; A Visit to 'Moment Mori' collaboration at Changing Spaces with Director Angie Main; A visit to a Conference on … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin takes a look at a selection of arts projects & events in Cambridge. This month an interview with the niece of film superstar Richard Burton, (Sue Rogers), on his life and career from his family's perspective; An interview on celebrity photography portraiture with renowned Polish photographer Bo Lutoslawski; a visit to Painter Peter … [Read more...]

In this edition we preview Twilight at the museums; Take look at E-luminate festival of light with Alessandra Caggiano; Cambridge film maker Axel Brangert appeals for actors; We discuss art for Autism;  and Visit Afternoon Tease cafe to hear about live music on Sundays. … [Read more...]

In this edition we visit budding actors at the new premises of Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Art, talk to royal portrait artist Dan Llywellyn Hall, find out about Deanna Tyson's Kimono's with a political message on the darker side of humanity, and drop on sculptor Chloe Leaper. … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin takes a look at a selection of arts projects & events in Cambridge. In this edition we look at film making with Neuf Film Consortium, get to grips with arts, music  and dance from the Persian book of kings 'Shanameh' , sample Concanenda Choir's new CD, Preview Gaile De Cordova's new exhibition at Clare college and visit Askance … [Read more...]

Simon Bertin takes a skate across the tiles of Cambridge to discover an artist’s gallery that’s inside a car, how the city’s exotic plant life can take us in new directions, gather up some untold stories of remembrance and get a retrospective taste of Black History Month … [Read more...]