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A new production at the Ustinov tells the real-life story of a teenager who was the only survivor of an...
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Words by Isabelle Blakeney At Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 17 May How do you translate a 19th-century comic opera...
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Words by Melissa BleaseTheatre Royal Bath until 12 January Having fallen in love with a stranger in the forest, an...
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Nailsworth, only a 45-minute drive from Bath, is one of Gloucestershire’s best-kept secrets. Andrew Swift uncovers a succession of fascinating...
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Cleveland Pools, the oldest surviving lido in the UK, has never been just a swimming pool; it’s been a place...
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Victoria Walters, creative producer at Bath Festivals, has picked some of the wonderful books featured at Bath Children’s Literature Festival...
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Emma Clegg (aka Ma’am and Sugar) talks to comedian Reginald D. Hunter – who is appearing at Americana Fest in...
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Somerset artist Alce Harfield initially set up the Bath Art Fair in a field by a farm shop just outside...
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Options for Yuletide viewings are vast. Whether you’re a self-professed film buff or a lover of the popular classics, watching...
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The Holburne Museum has given us a rare opportunity to view the complete set of woodcuts known as The Great...
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Words by Melissa Blease In March 1863, the new Theatre Royal Bath – originally the Orchard Street Theatre, which was...
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From empty fields with no tracks and trees came a community agricultural enterprise that brought a host of volunteers and...