By Kate Lindop
Thomas Hardy’s Far From The Madding Crowd (Published in 1874) has been on my must read list for as long as I can remember.
So it was with some excitement we decided upon it as our Bookclub novel for the month.
Paul Merton’s Impro Chums return to Crewe Lyceum Theatre on Monday May 25.
The Mock the Week and TV panel star Merton is one of the UK’s most popular comedians.
A talk called England’s Beginnings: The Anglo-Saxon Achievement will be staged by Rev John Whitehead at Nantwich Museum.
The illustrated talk will demonstrate the diverse cultural influences which came together through the Anglo-Saxon occupation of our land.
A giant Tyrannosaurus Rex called Tyrone will be roaming Reaseheath College’s campus in Nantwich.
The T-Rex will be seen by hundreds when the college holds its action-packed Family Festival this Sunday May 17.
Alan Bennett’s comic masterpiece The History Boys is to be staged at Crewe Lyceum next week.
The production – recently voted “the nation’s favourite play” – will run from May 5 to 9.
By Claire Faulkner
The Lyceum in Crewe was alive with ‘The Sound of Music’ as Crewe Amateur Musicals Society presented the opening night of their latest production.
If you’re a fan of the classic story of the Von Trapp family, then you’ll really enjoy this show.
Cheshire Wildlife Trust is to stage an evening with Bob Flowerdew in Nantwich next month.
Bob Flowerdew is well known to listeners of Gardeners’ Question Time and followers of Gardeners’ World.
An art gallery in Nantwich is preparing to show a two-week exhibition of works by local artists Amanda Challoner.
The exhibition at Love Art Gallery on Pillory Street will run from May 9 to 23.
Live comedy with “The Very Best In Stand Up” returns to Nantwich next week – and marks five years of the show at the Civic Hall.
Big names with hilarious acts have graced the staged in that time – and the May 1 show promises to be no different.
The Cholmondeley Pageant of Power event near Nantwich is inviting visitors from previous years to share their best CPOP shots.
Organisers of the June event, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors, say the best snaps will have the chance to win tickets, VIP parking and a helicopter ride.
By Claire Faulkner
The film version of ‘The Sound of Music’ celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.
And to celebrate, Crewe Amateur Musical Society is getting ready to bring the well-loved show to the Lyceum Theatre.
Nantwich Museum is to host a King Richard III talk by one of the team who studied his skeleton unearthed in Leicester.
Bob Savage, weapons expert for University of Leicester “Search for Richard III” archaeological team, will give a talk called Killed the Boar, Shaved his Head, the Violent Death of King Richard III.
Nantwich Civic Hall will be stepping back in time to the golden era of the 1950s and 1960s.
A special “Shake, Rattle and Roll” musical event will bring the sounds of the two decades to life on May 9.
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