Arts and Entertainment

Tickets are available to join online conversation this afternoon with Dame Judi Dench hosted by Shakespeare Birthplace Trust

A meeting was adjourned last week after changes were made to an application for a premises licence.

Great days out and fun things to do during the Easter holidays in south Warwickshire.

Kineton-based Emily Hoyle, now 22, was expected to become an artist by her primary school.

Review: Playbox Theatre’s Restoration Season at the Dream Factory, Warwick, is full of poignancy and joyous escapism

We headed to the Fuzzy Duck at Armscote to sample the Sunday fare.

Restoration romp The Country Wife, is in rep with Playhouse Creatures at Playbox Theatre, Warwick, until 29th March

Cheek By Jowl founders Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod take Shakespeare Birthday Award - but Pragnell bows out of hosting lunch

**** (four stars) RSC Review: Daniel Evans gives a virtuoso performance in Edward II at RSC Swan Theatre

Stratford Literary Festival celebrates 10 years of Books with Friends, as it also promotes a love of reading in youngsters.

Compton Verney has made “tough decision” to slash its opening hours by a day as it faces financial challenges

Ugly sister David Hopkins says Tiddington Players put on a pretty good show.

Stratford and District Model Railway Club holds its third club show at Bearley Village Hall this Sunday

INTERVIEW: Daniel Evans talks about playing the lead in ‘political thriller’ Edward II at the RSC Swan Theatre

REVIEW: A Monster Calls at The Bear Pit Theatre is another winner from Stratford Youth Theatre

Stratford Literary Festival Director Annie Ashworth responds to culture secretary’s visit to Stratford at the RSC

Stewart McGill, Consultant Director, Playbox Theatre, responds to culture secretary’s visit to Stratford at the RSC

RSC CEO and artistic directors responds to culture secretary’s visit.

Karen Williams, CEO Escape Arts, responds to culture secretary’s visit to Stratford at the RSC.

Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lisa Nandy promised more for the arts at RSC lecture - but is it enough?