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If you see Alice in Wonderland, the Cheshire Cat scampering around, a boy in a dress or Wally looking lost - don't worry the lunatics haven't taken over…
Shocking figures released by the NHS recently revealed that one in eight under-19s have suffered mental health issues — and it’s a growing problem. A…
The unbelievable truth All is True, the new Shakespeare film, was released on 8 th February All is True is, in equal measure, both brilliant and troubling. Here…
Shining a light Peter Buckroyd reviews Visitors at the Bear Pit I didn’t know Barney Norris’s Visitors and wasn’t wholly convinced that I would like it.…
Heavenly sounds in a holy setting are on offer at a series of free lunchtime concerts in Stratford. This year’s popular ‘Soundbites’ concerts kicked off…
In this month's issue: Find ten essential things to do in the area Hear how the Alscot Estate are leading the way on bringing back the elm to Warwickshire Editor…
Family comedy I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost comes to Preston-on-Stour Village Hall this Wednesday at 7.30pm. The Little Earthquake Theatre Company production…
LES Dennis makes his Royal Shakespeare Company debut and Rufus Hound will join the cast of The Provoked Wife at the Swan Theatre. Rufus returns to the…
The first play from the Bear Pit Theatre Company this year is Visitors, written by Barney Norris, which opens Monday. The moving portrait of old age is…
Stratford-based award-winning playwright and lyricist Michael Davies, and composer Michael Blore have created a sumptuous new adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s…
Last week, the RSC announced what’s ahead for the 2019 Winter Season. Here Artistic Director Gregory Doran talks to Gill Sutherland about Brexit, boys…
Billy Bragg will headline the popular Warwick Folk Festival which returns for its milestone 40th year from 25th to 28th July at Warwick School and the…
The Shakespeare Institute Players are kicking off their 2019 season with a production of Love’s Labour’s Lost. Directed by Bronwyn Barnwell, the production…
In our February edition you can: WIN! A meal and overnight stay at Shipston's Bower House Be inspired by Stratford's Polish School Find out about the…
Tomorrow (Wednesday, 5pm to 6pm) a fascinating talk takes place, 'Cross-gender Shakespeare: a research conversation', at The Shakespeare Centre Presented…
As revealed by the Herald previously, The Boy in the Dress, a new musical based on the David Walliams book, will be the festive family show at the RSC…
PLAYBOX Theatre enters 2019 with an ambitious vision after receiving a funding windfall. They are to receive an investment from Arts Council England of…
Gill Sutherland, Herald arts editor, shares some of her favourite arts highlights from 2018. I’ve seen and been immersed in so many amazing projects and…
Steve Sutherland reviews Snow Queen, Playbox Theatre at the Dream Factory, Warwick, 31 st December Of all the many talents lost to the world in 2018,…
It’s New Year, and so traditionally a time of mass neurosis. We worry about our weight, fitness, wellbeing, post-Christmas bank balance, red meat consumption,…
