Two lonely people from two divided cultures meet on an online dating site. What ensues is an unforgettable 21st-century love story. Melissa Blease talks to dir...
Badges, bags and life-sized cardboard cutouts of Colin Firth… How has Jane Austen’s Mr Darcy become such a global phenomenon? Jessica Hope talks to local write...
Melissa Blease reviews Calendar Girls – The Musical, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 9 November
In February 1988, John Baker was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's...
A touring exhibition to mark the centenary of the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun arrives in London this month. BRLSI has marked the occasion by inviting ...
Top things to see and do around Bath in November including catching legendary comedian Sir Lenny Henry and explore Stourhead with its illuminated trail this fe...
This year’s FilmBath Festival from 7–17 November features 37 feature films and 46 short films. Here are some of the highlights to whet your appetite.
Now in...
Melissa Blease reviews The National Theatre’s A Taste of Honey starring Jodie Prenger, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 2 November
Over the past couple of yea...
Melissa Blease reviews Rambert’s PreSentient, Rouge and In Your Rooms, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 26 October
The UK’s most innovative dance company – wi...
Melissa Blease reviews Gaslight, starring Martin Shaw, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 19 October
What have Donald Trump, the current Conservative government...
Melissa Blease reviews My Beautiful Launderette at Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, on until 12 October
Britain, 1985: Unemployment figures were set to hit an...
Georgina Southam reviews the stage musical adaptation of the 2001 Oscar-winning DreamWorks animation Shrek, presented by Bath Light Operatic Group, on at Theat...
Bath-based playwright Dougie Blaxland talks to Melissa Blease about his brand new play, Getting the Third Degree
“He was, without doubt, the architect of co...
