With Cambridge Philharmonic A family concert at 4.00pm this year explores the magic of dance, with the dynamic dancing duo of Lorena Randi and Alice O’Brien. Cambridge Philharmonic’s newly-appointed Principal […]

From 7.30 pm. A night of 60s Soul, R and B, Motown, Northern, Reggae and Ska. With Sotty, Skin and Gonzo. Free entry. For further ino e-mail thealleyclub@gmail.com

The men who broke the bank and lost the cargo are back! The world premiere adaptation of The Lavender Hill Mob, the classic Ealing Comedy starring Alec Guinness, is heading […]

Waterstones are welcoming in the New Year with plenty of events. Waterstones Cambridge pleased to welcome the return of Mega Manga Monday. On Monday, 16 January from 5pmby popular demand,  […]

Presented by The Maple Academy of Performing Arts The students of the Maple Academy of Performing Arts express their joy of dance with their long-awaited show “Dancetopia”, a cabaret style […]

Me and Lyn, Ned and Joy, we live six feet apart. It's the same house. But round theirs everything's backwards. You're in our lounge, need a slash, come out, do […]

Marquis Drive From the deepest, darkest parts of the West Midlands comes the sound of frustration, dreams and hard work. Upbeat to the point of euphoria, anthemic choruses set amongst […]

Miss Marple returns to the stage… 1960s England and a wind of change is blowing through the land. It has even reached the sleepy village of St Mary Mead. There’s […]

To whom it may concern - Thank you for taking the time to apply for this role that you so clearly wanted. Unfortunately, this time we are not going to […]

Britain’s oldest boy band, with a combined age 401 (and three-quarters) return to Cambridge. They have nine albums to their name, two feature films, a stage musical, a book, a […]

Robert Hodge, conductor/Alexander Doronin, piano Bacewicz Overture/ Brahms Piano Concerto no. 1/ Stravinsky The Rite of Spring Tickets - £20.00 adult; £10.00  student; £6.00 under 14 For info go to […]

Beautifully crafted, uproariously funny and charmingly English, Relatively Speaking was Alan Ayckbourn's first West End hit in 1967. It made him a household name, with critics hailing the arrival of […]