REVIEW: Nantwich Players Studio in “Things I know to be True”
by Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio presents Things I Know to Be True this weekend.
Written by Andrew Lovell, this is a play about family relationships, love, secrets and hope.
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Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival 2022 – opening night
By Jonathan White
The 24th Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival is underway after an opening night as thousands are expected to flock into the town over Easter.
Organisers are expecting its five-day Easter Bank Holiday event to be a big hit after a two-year gap due to the pandemic.
REVIEW: Nantwich Players Studio and “Evening of Pinter”
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio team presents an Evening of Pinter this weekend.
Directed by John Mackay, two Harold Pinter plays, A Slight Ache and The Lover are running at the Players Theatre until Sunday February 27.
Studio Nantwich to stage fund-raising concert during Jazz Fest
By Jonathan White
Studio Nantwich is to host a fund-raising concerts during Nantwich Jazz, Blues & Music Festival.
The festival returns this Easter Bank Holiday weekend (14-18 April 2022), after a two-year gap due to the pandemic.
REVIEW: Nantwich Players Studio “A 1940s Christmas Carol”
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players are ready to celebrate the festive season with two productions this December.
This week NP Studio presents A 1940s Christmas Carol by Walton Jones.
Queen tribute band QE2 to play at Studio Nantwich
By Jonathan White
Queen tribute band ‘QE2’ will perform a fund-raising concert at Studio Nantwich next week.
The gig is on Friday November 26, doors open 8.30pm, and funds raised through donations will go towards Nantwich Foodbank.
‘FUNKagenda’ event at Studio Nantwich
A ‘FUNKagenda’ event takes place on Friday August 6 at the Studio nightclub in Nantwich.
It is a local night run by three DJs and one promoter – all playing electronic house music and with added live elements, to give people the best club experience possible both musically and visually.
Studio Nantwich nightclub boss prepares to reopen after lockdown
A nightclub boss in Nantwich is preparing to open after what he described as a “tough 15 months” of lockdown closure.
Nigel Woodhouse, who runs Studio Nantwich on Castle street, will reopen the venue for dancing after being force to close due to the Covid pandemic.
Nantwich DJ streams live shows during Coronavirus pandemic
By Jonathan White
Community-spirited Nantwich DJ Alan Woodhouse is helping boost the spirits of his fans with live online performances during the pandemic.
Alan has streamed more than 70 hours of free live music from his house in Nantwich to people all around the world via Facebook and PlayDJ.TV.
Updated plans unveiled for £1.7 million revamp of Nantwich Pool
Updated plans have been unveiled to expand Nantwich Pool and leisure centre on Wall Lane.
The £1.7 million plans include a single storey extension to front right-hand side of building to extend existing gym.
Nantwich Players Studio scoops SEVEN awards at recent festivals
Nantwich Players Studio has scooped a top honour at the latest festival to be held before the Coronavirus shutdown.
The Studio team entered “Girl in the Machine” by award-winning writer Stef Smith.
Studio hosts “Cheshire Cat Disco – The Early Years” event in Nantwich
By Jonathan White
Disco lovers stepped back in time to enjoy “The Cheshire Cat Discotheque – The Early Years” in the Retro room at Studio Nantwich.
The event gave the audience the chance to relive times from the 1970s and 1980s with two of the original The Cheshire Cat DJs from the early years.
Nantwich Players Studio staging one-act plays
By Claire Faulkner
Nantwich Players Studio are presenting two one act plays for this weekend only.
The double feature of Cliff’s Edge by Paul Beard and Girl in The Machine by Stef Smith demonstrates The Players on going ability to produce strong and creative theatre.
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