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Tickets now on sale for comedy legend Tweedy The Clown’s Stratford-upon-Avon show Tweedy’s Massive Circus at the RSC Theatre Gardens and on tour.

British Motor Museum’s new exhibit sees the offices of Herbert Austin and William Morris on view side by side.

Street Arts musicians pay tribute to Jay… And don’t miss concert on 30th March.

Reviewer Preston Witts is enchanted by the portrayal of Imogen Holst and Benjamin Britten in Ben and Imo at the RSC’s Swan Theatre until 6th April.

INTERVIEW: Victoria Yeates on playing Imo in new RSC play Ben and Imo – exploring the fiery relationship between Benjamin Britten & Imogen Holst.

This year’s show from Giffords Circus is Avalon, which tours from March and has an olde English theme.

REVIEW: Stratford Youth Theatre’s production of The Spiderwick Chronicles is full of spirt

Noel Gallagher, Johnny Marr and Graham Coxon play Warwick Castle this summer.

Stratford River Festival will go ahead 5th to 7th July this summer organised by LSD Promotions.

Holy Trinity Choir sing for new play Ben and Imo opening at the Swan tonight.

REVIEW: **** Steve Sutherland finds a dreamy take on modern manners in A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the RSC, until 30th March

Check out our ideas for keeping the children entertained during the school break.

The spring programme for Stratford has been announced with tickets on sale next week.

Technology combined with centuries-old stage illusions are making one of the Bard’s most captivating comedies even more magical.

The free event is being revived at the Alcester Community Orchard and will include the White Hart Morris.

Review and pictures of Spectacle of Light at Compton Verney.

Stratford Youth Theatre (SYT) are performing the very first stage adaptation of The Spiderwick Chronicles at the Bear Pit Theatre.

StratFest, which was last held in 2016, will be taking place at the Stratford Park Hotel and Golf Club.

Amazon Prime is to begin adding adverts to its television and film streaming service unless customers upgrade subscriptions and pay to remove them.

Free tickets to some of the UK’s top summer music festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude and Reading are being offered by Oxfam and here’s why.