Review: Quartet at Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease review Quartet at Theatre Royal Bath, on until Saturday 21 April Written by Ronald Harwood, first performed in 1999 and turned into a film a d...

Paloma Faith to replace Tears for Fears at Bath Festival 70th Anniversary Finale Weekend

BRIT Award winner Paloma Faith will headline the Saturday night of The Bath Festival Finale Weekend on 26-27 May as an extension to her sell-out summer tour, re...

Be original at the
Bath Art Fair

Organised by award winning professional Somerset artist Alce Harfield, the second Bath Art fair will bring together some of the most innovative professional art...

Review: Mary Stuart at Theatre Royal Bath

Philip Horton reviews the critically acclaimed production of Mary Stuart, starring Juliet Stevenson and Lia Williams, on at Theatre Royal Bath from 4 – 14 April...

Spoil yourself while
saving the world with
Safari In Style

Perhaps saving the world is a little overambitious, but making it a better place is all part of the deal. What could be better than making your dreams a reality...

Review: Agnes Colander at Ustinov Studio, Bath

Melissa Blease reviews the world premiere of Agnes Colander at Ustinov Studio, Bath until 14 April Struggling to forge an independent life for herself as an ...

Review: Gangsta Granny at Theatre Royal Bath

Emma Clegg reviews David Walliams’ stage adaption of Gangsta Granny at Theatre Royal Bath until 1 April How do you make a best-selling children’s story into ...

Review: This House at Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease reviews This House, on at Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 24 March Suzie Quatro and Alvin Stardust; Chopper bikes, high-waisted flares and W...

Review: Pressure at Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease reviews Pressure, starring Olivier Award-winning actor and writer David Haig, on at Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 17 March Michael Fish, C...

Dressing royalty at the Fashion Museum

Jessica Hope delves into the royal wardrobe at the Fashion Museum’s latest exhibition to discover how the public duties of four generations of royal women impac...

Review: The Winslow Boy at Theatre Royal Bath

Melissa Blease reviews The Winslow Boy, on at Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 10 March In 1908, 13-year-old George Archer-Shee, a cadet at the Royal Naval ...

“My Elizabeth I is like David Bowie – she’s a bit of a rockstar…” Interview with Lia Williams

Jessica Hope talks rival queens, Catholic plots and David Bowie to award-winning actress Lia Williams as the critically acclaimed play Mary Stuart comes to Thea...