A feel-good Christmas

During the season of goodwill, Georgette McCready salutes the local charities who make the lives of vulnerable people a little easier A huge army of voluntee...

Review: The Model Apartment at the Ustinov Studio

Melissa Blease reviews the UK premiere of Donald Margulies’ The Model Apartment, on at Ustinov Studio until 22 December We've come a bit late to the review par...

Review: Macbeth at the Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease reviews Macbeth on at the Theatre Royal Bath until 8 December If Macbeth – the original Game of Thrones? – is The Bard's darkest work, the Nat...

Motion capture at The University of Bath

Motion capture – notably used in the Lord of the Rings trilogy to create Gollum’s distinctive movements – is being developed at the University of Bath with the ...

The Scarlet Pimpernel:
They seek him here

As The Scarlet Pimpernel opens at the egg theatre for Christmas, Emma Clegg talks to Emma Earle of Pins and Needles Productions and discovers that the Pimpernel...

Five things to
do in December

The Bath Magazine rounds up five things to do in the city this month. Christmas Countdown What better way to get into the festive spirit than by grabbing a mu...

A bit of cinema history: The Little Theatre

Known for its comfy chairs, vintage aesthetics, and the smell of mulled wine that wafts up the stairs from the kiosk as you enter, The Little Theatre Cinema in ...

Review: This Evil Thing/A Day To Remember at Ustinov Studio, Bath

Melissa Blease reviews two very special WW1 commemoration performances – This Evil Thing and A Day To Remember – at the Ustinov Studio, Bath Last week the Usti...

Review: Rambert2 at Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease reviews national dance company Rambert’s Grey Matter, E2 7SD, Ghost Dances and Killer Pig, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 17 November Given the ...

Mining and Dining with Around and About Bath

Jessica Hope heads to Bath’s countryside, frequents an old mining watering hole before tucking into award-winning dishes on tour company Around and About Bath’s...

Review: The Nightingales at Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease reviews The Nightingales, starring Ruth Jones, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 10 November Blokey Ben could have been the new Andy Murray if an a...

Prue Leith: Baking up a storm

If experience is the seasoning that’s crucial to food-world longevity, Prue Leith is the undisputed leader of the pedigree pack, Melissa Blease chats to The Gre...