Robin's back from Berlin
12:24pm Friday 11th May 2012
FORMER Bishop’s chorister Robin Merrill returns to Wiltshire tomorrow night, performing with the Kreuzberg Chamber Choir at St Laurence’s Church in Downton.
Wed, 16th May 2012
Bands reunited for a music fest
12:20pm Friday 11th May 2012
MUSICIANS old and new played at a special all day music fest at the Old Ale House on Saturday in memory of Nikki Kozak.
Critically acclaimed Up Down Boy
12:03pm Friday 11th May 2012
UP Down Boy, a play inspired by the life story of Nathan Bessell, a young man with Down’s syndrome and his mother’s humorous and idiosyncratic perspective on bringing him up, opens in the Salberg Studio on Wednesday.
Carry on caravanning
11:52am Friday 11th May 2012
AUGUST comes early at Salisbury’s Studio Theatre as Tim Greathead makes his directorial debut in Peter Gordon’s comedy Third Week in August, opening on Monday and running until Saturday.
Play is 360 degree look at horseracing
11:37am Friday 11th May 2012
RACEGOERS are an eclectic bunch and Howard Brenton’s Epsom Downs captures their idiosyncrasies in many touching, humorous yet brutally honest ways.
SportHenge at Holiday Inn
1:01pm Thursday 3rd May 2012
THIS colourful triptych painting entitled SportHenge has been created by artists Irene Colquhoun, Kathy Gevaux and Julie Miekle and is currently being exhibited in the foyer of Holiday Inn at Amesbury.
Stones play host to fiery event
1:04pm Thursday 3rd May 2012
THE atmospheric stone circle of Stonehenge will be the setting for a fiery event in July as part of the London 2012 festival.
Festival flags head to Japan
1:05pm Thursday 3rd May 2012
BATIK flags created in workshops in rural communities throughout South Wiltshire are heading to a festival in Northern Japan this summer.
Choir scheme for young singers
12:57pm Thursday 3rd May 2012
FIVE young singers joined Salisbury Musical Society in September, giving them the opportunity to perform in Salisbury Cathedral singing choral works that so far have ranged from Handel’s Messiah to works by Elgar and Szymanowski. The musical society is Salisbury’s principal large amateur choral society performing three big choral concerts a year. The award scheme aims to encourage younger singers to join the choir.
Paloma set to bring a bit of drama to Larmer Tree stage
12:53pm Thursday 3rd May 2012
SINGING sensation Paloma Faith has been announced as the Thursday night headliner at July’s Larmer Tree Festival.