Nantwich players final play of the current season will be an adaption of The Ladykillers, the group says.
The unforgettable Ealing comic thriller first appeared in local cinemas with legendary stars such as Alec Guinness, Jack Warner and Peter Sellers, and Frankie Howard had a part as a barrow boy.
A “Castles and Roses” exhibition by textile and art group Threadmill has opened in the Millennium Gallery at Nantwich Museum.
The exhibition, which runs until August 3, was inspired by the busy life around the Shropshire Union Canal that runs past the town.
By Claire Faulkner
The audience at The Crewe Lyceum Studio were treated to a new interpretation of an old tale.
Orpheus, written by Alexander Wright, with music by Phil Grainger, is a story about life, love and loss.
“The Very Best In Stand Up” returns to Nantwich Civic Hall on June 7 with another top line-up for the final show of the season.
The first act of the evening is Junior Simpson, a circuit favourite.
By Claire Faulkner
The River by Jez Butterworth is the final production this season from the Nantwich Players Studio.
Often described as a poignant non-linear psychodrama, this performance was expertly staged, and I enjoyed watching it very much.
By Jonathan White
Old school BMX bike fans from across the UK gathered in South Cheshire for the annual social “Ride Out” event.
More than 140 people gathered at Crewe railway station for the 4th annual “Crewe and Cheshire Old School Ride Out” organised by Crewe and Cheshire old school BMX club.
A charity 50/60s disco is to be held at Crewe Vagrants in Willaston in aid of two life-saving causes.
The event at the Newcastle Road sports club aims to raise funds for Bloodwise and Macmillan Cancer Support.
Organisers are busy plotting the 40th World Worm Charming championships which take place in Willaston next month.
The event – now known worldwide – will once again take place in the grounds of Willaston Primary Academy near Nantwich.
A new art gallery is opening in Nantwich, aimed at supporting many Nantwich and north west based artists.
The Little Cheshire Gallery is opening its doors in a former hairdressers on the Cocoa Yard in the heart of the town.
The annual plant sale organised by Nantwich Museum Trust to boost museum funds will take place on Saturday June 8.
The sale will run between 10.30am and 12.30pm, offering a selection of keenly priced plants.
By Claire Faulkner
Have you heard of Ada Nield Chew?
If not, you soon will thanks to a new play written and produced by Platform Theatre.
By Jonathan White
Ex-Zimbabwean international cricketer Tatenda Taibu will be in Nantwich on Friday June 28 to talk about his autobiography.
The youngest-ever Test captain will be signing copies of his book “Keeper of Faith – Cricket, Conflict and God in Zimbabwe’s Age of Extremes”.
Nantwich Film Club returns next month when it screens the movie Shoplifters on Monday June 10 at Nantwich Civic Hall.
Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Palme D’Or winning intimate drama gently questions our notion of family throughout.
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