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Weekend of Christmas markets with local arts and crafters0
- Arts, Environment, News
- 11th December 2021
Surbiton’s The Lamb pub and Salon No. 13 will be holding Christmas markets this weekend with arts and crafts made by local creatives – perfect for a spot of Xmas shopping. The pub in Brighton Road will be holding its event – indoors and outdoors under canopies – from noon to 6pm today (Saturday), while
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Liverpool poets come to the cornerHOUSE in Surbiton0
People’s Poet Roger McGough, pictured above, is to perform at the cornerHOUSE this Friday, November 26. Dubbed the patron saint of poetry by former poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy, Liverpool poet McGough, who hosts Poetry Please on Radio 4, will be reading from his latest book, Safety in Numbers, and taking a wry and whimsical
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That sinking feeling…0
A packed community hall at St Mary’s church, Long Ditton, heard a talk from assistant curate the Rev Alison Baverstock about a passion… the Titanic. The area has a bond with the doomed ship as Austin Partner, one of the 1,502 who perished in the freezing waters of the Atlantic on April 15 1912, lived
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Come join the cabaret… again0
Ruth Fogg is back at the cornerHOUSE and this time she will be performing over two nights instead of one. The singer will be entertaining audiences on Thursday and Friday at the Surbiton arts centre with a new show Miscast…Again! full of contemporary musical theatre numbers. Performed in cabaret style with support from musicians Simon
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A dramatic tour de force0
- Arts
- 11th November 2021
Compelling and absorbing, the latest offering from the Rose is a wide-ranging exploration of modern issues, referencing women created by a playwright a mere 2,500 years ago. Yet you need to know nothing about Euripides or the subjects of his ancient Greek writings to appreciate the mesmerising stagecraft of Niamh Cusack and Shannon Hayes as
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Nathaniel swaps newspapers for playing rap songs at COP260
- Arts, Environment, News
- 11th November 2021
Good Life deliverer and musician Nathaniel Cartier is playing at COP26 – the UN’s Climate Change Conference – tomorrow (Friday 12th). The multi-talented instrumentalist and singer-songwriter has been invited to attend a reception in COP’s host city Glasgow, which will showcase cultural voices and their creative response to climate change. He will be backing Aberdeen
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Wildlife mural transforms Tolworth roundabout
- Arts, Environment, News
- 10th July 2020
100 words to sum up Covid-19
- Arts, Poetry Cheese
- 21st July 2020
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