What's On In Cheltenham?

29 February

Russell Kane - Manscaping

The Town Hall plays host to man of the moment Russell Kane. In his new show he mercilessly explores the ridiculous state of masculinity in the modern world. Tickets £17.50.

Cheltenham Town Hall

27 February - 3 March

Yes Prime Minister

Graham Seed (The Archers) and Michael Simkins (Trial and Retribution) star in the stage adaptation of this classic BBC TV sitcom. Tickets: £10-£25 plus booking fee.

Everyman Theatre

26 February

Antique and cultural cruises

Join antiques expert Jonty Hearnden and Miles Morgan Travel at the Cheltenham Racecourse to find out more about the exciting cruises throughout 2012. Call for your free tickets.

Cheltenham Racecourse

25 February

Cheltenham Town Football Club V Burton

Kick off 3pm.

Cheltenham Town Football Club

24 February

Cheltenham Concert Series

Julian Lloyd Webber comes to Cheltenham to play the last of the great cello concertos to feature in this season’s programme. This concert is completed with Tchaikovsky’s homage to the serenades of Mozart, along with Mozart’s final symphony. Tickets from £10. Starts 7.30pm.

Cheltenham Town Hall

22 February

Introduction to Wine Tasting

If you’re a complete wine novice and would love to find out more join Hotel du Vin in their Introduction to wine tasting. Learn the basics about wine production, understand the differing labels and of course taste six wines in a relaxed and informal setting with Head Sommelier Roberto Zanca. Tickets: £15 per person. Starts 6pm.

Hotel du Vin

19 February

Laura Leigh Charity Run

Tom Griffith, an apprentice at Laura Leigh Hairdressing in Cheltenham is organising a 3 mile run and raffle for the Teenage Cancer Trust charity, and aiming to raise £1,000. Tom was diagnosed with a form of skin cancer in April 2011 and received treatment in Birmingham Orthopaedic Hospital. The ward Tom was on is funded by The Teenage Cancer Trust charity, he was amazed by how much they provided the patients with, game consoles, snooker tables, TVs, personal DVD players and that’s just to name a few! Most importantly a huge amount of support was given to Tom and his family. Tom wants to give something back to this fantastic charity so he and the Laura Leigh girls will be doing a three mile sponsored and are also organizing a raffle with fabulous prizes, raffle tickets are available from Laura Leigh Hairdressing for £5.

Cheltenham

19 February

Sunday Afternoon Wrestling

Great fun for the entire family. The top American wrestling stars are back in Cheltenham to face the ‘Best Of British’. Let the kids enjoy action as seen on TV in this two hour event that is the best value ticket in town. Tickets: £15 (£10 Children); Star Buy Family Ticket 2 Adults & 2 Children Only £45.

Cheltenham Town Hall

18 February

Mercury

Don’t miss out on this fantastic tribute to the genius of Freddie Mercury and Queen. A dynamic stage show that fully emulates the true charismatic appeal of rock’s most flamboyant front man. Joseph Lee Jackson steals the show as Freddie Mercury, but Glenn Scrimshaw as Brian May is one to watch. Tickets: £15 (£14 Concessions). 7.30pm

Cheltenham Town Hall

18 February

Mega Roller Disco

Join the fun at the first Mega Roller Disco Cheltenham event, with awesome tunes to suit every taste. There will be three different sessions: one for kids and families, one for teens and one for adults. Kids session: 3pm - 4.30pm (age guide 5-13) tickets £7; Teen Session: 5.30pm - 7.00pm (age guide 12-17) tickets £7; Adult Session: 8.00pm - 10.00pm (ages 18+) tickets £9. Please note: price includes skate hire and you should arrive 30-45 minutes before your session starts.

Leisure@Cheltenham

17 February

The Circus of Horrors

The Circus Of Horrors – The Ventriloquist
Britain’s Got Talent favourite ‘Circus of Horrors’ are back with this fantastic new show. The new sensation will take you on a whirlwind journey though Berlin in the Roaring Twenties, a decadent decade that saw the birth of the Cabaret. New blood was needed in one venue and it was found when Dr Haze rolled into town with his Vampire Vaudeville show, featuring hair-hanging beauties, twisted contortionists, flying aerialists, sword swallowers and its latest new star The Ventriloquist. Contains adult material. 7.30pm. Tickets: £23, £19 (£20, £16 Concessions).

Cheltenham Town Hall

17 February

Cocktail making class

Whether you like your martinis shaken or stirred, this is a great opportunity to learn how to shake a cocktail like Tom Cruise!

All Bar One

13-18 February

Avenue Q

A Tony award winning show is coming to Cheltenham! This fantastic musical is full of fun and features the adventure of lovably hopeless characters on a downtown New York street trying to make sense of life. Tickets £24-£32 plus booking fee.

Everyman Theatre

12 February

Austrian Wine Dinner

Austrian Wine Dinner with Schloss Gobelsburg at Hotel du Vin.
Join Hotel du Vin in a discovery voyage of Austrian culture. Welcome drinks and canapés are served at 7pm followed by a four course dinner expertly paired with Schloss Gobelsburg wine. Tickets £75 per person.

Hotel du Vin

11 February

Winston's Wish Firewalk Challenge

The heat is on... will you be a red hot hero? Walk over hot coals for Winston’s Wish on at Brickhampton Court Golf Complex and prove you’re a red hot hero. Places are limited, so hot foot it and register today!

Brickhampton Court Golf Complex

10 - 12 February

Cheltenham Folk Festival

Get yourself into the festival mood with the 16th Cheltenham Folk Festival. Featuring headliners Dervish, Brass Monkey and the first festival performance for the new Albion Band line up, alongside appearances from Melrose Quartet, Sciorr: Staged, Crucible Trio, Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman, Katriona Gilmore & Jamie Roberts, Maggie Boyle and many more. Plus dancing, children’s events, workshops, good food and lots of real ale! Day and individual concert tickets also available. www.cheltenhamfolkfestival.co.uk

Cheltenham Town Hall

7-11 February

Top Girls

Top no-nonsense businesswoman Marlene is hosting a dinner party to celebrate her promotion. Her guests are all powerful women from myth and history, sure to make for an extraordinary and interesting gathering. One not to miss! Tickets £10-£25 plus booking fee.

Everyman Theatre

27-29 August

COTSWOLD CRAFT MARKET

Cotswold Craft Markets return for their fourth and fifth visits to the Brewery and as ever will no doubt be a popular edition to the centre over the two weekends they will be attending during the summer holidays. If you are looking for a special and unique gift then it is well worth a visit. Most stall holders don't have a shop front, which means your purchases are bound to be unique, exclusive and rather exceptional!

The Brewery

27 August

THE COTSWOLD VINTAGE FAIR

An eclectic gathering of stallholders come together for this unique event with one theme in common ~ they all love something vintage. This delightful fair is set in glorious Cotswolds countryside, in a newly built village hall with stunning views. At the fair you will find a wonderful selection of original vintage goods including; home-wares, haberdashery, textiles, linens, furniture, jewellery, fashion & china. Sitting happily alongside is an array of unique handmade designs inspired by all that is vintage.
A pop up vintage tea room will be open all day ~ serving home-made cupcakes and other scrumptious bakes. Open 10.00 to 4.00, £1 entry and free parking.

Village Hall, Toddington

26-29 August

GREENBELT FESTIVAL

With music from Billy Bragg, Mavis Staples, Idlewild, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, the Unthanks, and Kate Rusby, dazzling aerial theatre with Ockham’s Razor, talks from Apple’s Erik Lammerding, HIV campaigner Margaret Sentamu, Christian Aid’s Loretta Minghella, and incisive comedy from Mark Thomas and Jo Enright this year’s Greenbelt will amaze and inspire. Join 20,000 festival goers to celebrate life, to meet new people and to learn new ways to make your corner of the earth a little brighter...
Reduced price tickets for people living in GL50, GL51, GL52 and GL53 (available from the Town Hall with proof of ID required.

Cheltenham Racecourse

26-29 August

TREEFEST

A new format for 2011 will see a focus on family fun, with an exciting line-up of events, music, food, workshops and crafts; all chosen to highlight and celebrate the many roles trees play in our lives during this, the International Year of Forests. The event will include traditional elements of the signature summer event. Family activities, wood carving, woodcraft demonstrations and sales will remain a highlight amongst the new attractions.

Westonbirt Arboretum

25 August

JO JINGLES MUSICAL WORKSHOPS

The Brewery will be playing host to Jo Jingles Musical Fun workshops throughout the day, with all ages - but particularly the youngsters (2+) being welcome.
The workshops include action songs, songs with props, instrument playing, bubbles, dancing and a parachute with flying sheep! There will be four sessions lasting 40 minutes long on the hour from 12pm. Plus for the older kids (from 5+ to teens and even grown-ups if they’re brave enough!) there’s another chance to scale the climbing wall – free for Brewery customers (on production of a receipt) or £2 to our charity Make-A-Wish Foundation from 12-4pm.

The Brewery

25 August

WE ARE THE OCEAN

We Are The Ocean formed in 2007. At the tender ages of 18 Dan Brown and Liam Cromby joined Jack Spence, Tom Wittaker and 15 year old guitar hero Alfie Scully. In these four years the band have released an EP (which sold 2,000 copies in one day) and two full length albums; toured with Funeral For A Friend, You Me At Six, Thrice, Fightstar, The Used and Underoath and played Download Festival. And their guitarist is still only 19 years old!

Gloucester Guild Hall

22-27 August

SUMMER SCHOOL

Join The PlayHouse for Theatre Studio’s Summer School where once again they will be having a fun-packed week learning various skills encompassing, acting, singing, drama, movement and dance, stage fighting, culminating in a stage performance at the end of the week.
There are five courses open to students from 4 years to 18 years and also a Technical Course for students, from the ages of 10 to 18 with a flare for design, lighting and set construction. This is the only course offered in Gloucestershire whereby students can professionally learn the complex and exciting life that goes on “behind the scenes’.
So if you are interested in Acting, Musical Theatre or Technical backstage work get in touch.

The Playhouse Theatre

Current-21 August

MICHAEL PORTER: THE GLANCE AND THE GAZE

This exhibition focuses on two series of works. One of paintings that deal with images found close to the seashore, for example, groups of stones that have been washed over by the tide combined with objects found in these places, seaweed, shells etc. The other is paintings of images of the coastal path, looking away from the sea, inland towards the overgrown landscape and concentrating on the local flora and fauna. Although these two different locations are relatively close the experience of the place is strikingly different.
There is no horizon line in these paintings although they are definitely within the landscape tradition - we look down towards the ground beneath our feet, we plant ourselves in the paintings like planting our feet on the ground. The particular feature that unites these two series is their attention to detail, which is not to say they are painted with photographic precision but with our ability to pick out odd pieces of ephemera within the surface of the painting, as indeed one does when walking through and over the landscape.

Nature in Art, Twigworth, Gloucester

13 August

MUCH TO DO ABOUT NOTHING

Outdoor theatre presented by Rain or Shine Theatre Company.
Rain or Shine Theatre Company return once again to the grounds of the lido.
Hero loves Claudio, and he loves her... but will it all end happily? Beatrice loathes Benedick, and he loathes her... or do they? Don John hates everyone and plots much mischief, and Don Pedro and Leonato desire joy for all. Who will succeed in their plans and who will fail?
Welcome to the world of Shakespeare’s comic classic - Much Ado About Nothing - where many things are not what they seem and the truth appears only after much trial and tribulation. Rain or Shine Theatre Company invites you to eavesdrop on a comedy about eavesdropping; and to relax and enjoy a tale that involves love, jealousy, revenge, silliness and acerbic wit!
Tickets available from the Everyman Theatre box office

Everyman Theatre

12 August

GUNS 2 ROSES

Since the split of UK Guns N Roses last September the new GNR tribute consisting of members from UK Guns N Roses and Guns 2 Roses has risen from the ashes. Over the last 9 years these 2 bands took the UK and Europe by storm as two of the biggest & most authentic tributes to Guns n Roses.
Guns 2 Roses have performed to thousands the world over and even on a live stage with members of the original and current lineup of Guns N Roses. This also led to them being invited on tour as guests of Guns N Roses on three occasions in 2006 and 2010 and countless appearances on TV and in newspapers and magazines.
Guns 2 Roses play all the hits and then some from all the albums including Welcome to the Jungle, November Rain, Paradise City, Sweet Child of Mine and many more!

Gloucester Guild Hall

11 August

MINI FUNFAIR

All the fun of the fair comes to the Brewery with free rides and fun for young children. Take a ride on the traditional favourite chair-o-planes, pretend you're Captain Jack Sparrow on board the inflatable giant galleon ship or try out your best gymnastic skills on the Play Farm’s very own bouncy castle.
Look out for Paddy Pig and Casper Cow from the Play Farm throughout the day. Plus candy floss and popcorn on sale to get you into the spirit of the fun fair. All donations for the rides will go to the Brewery’s charity Make-A-Wish Foundation. In addition, friendly miniature ponies from Phoenix Children’s Foundation will also be in attendance to greet children too, collecting funds to provide disabled children with vital equipment and therapeutic activities.

The Brewery

8-12 August

THE CHELTENHAM ROCK SCHOOL

Young musicians will be treated once more to a week of workshops, seminars and lectures designed to hone their raw musicals talents. From rock and pop to funk, jazz and hip hop; all aspects of musicianship will be developed including performance, running a band, promotion and production. The school is lead by a tutor team of professional musicians and industry specialists, including Peter Gill, Paul Arthurs, Bex Arthurs, Paul Newman, Graeme Budd and Dom Franks. Now entering its fifth year, The Cheltenham Rock School is going from strength to strength. Numbers are strictly limited for the week, so get applications in early.

Bacon Theatre

7 August

PAWS IN THE PARK 2011

This year’s celebrity judge is Debbie Connolly, from BBC’s Dog Borstal. Debbie will be judging the novelty dog classes, these including, some new classes for Most Handsome Dog and Prettiest bitch. Some of the popular ones will also be returning such as Golden Oldies, Most Appealing Eyes and Waggiest Tail. Other things to see and do include display and husky rides by Arctic Quest Sled Dog Adventure team, have a go agility, flyball, canicross, the Kennel Club’s Good Citizenship Dog Tests, dog scurry and low-cost microchipping. It’s going to be a busy fun packed day all! In addition there will be stands promoting animal charities, pet service and stores, as well as face painting, bouncy castles and food and drink. If you are a dog lover, you’ll love Paws 2011
Car parking at £1 per car is available on site and the proceeds are going to Cheltenham Animal Shelter.

Burrows Playing Field Leckhampton

6-7 August

MEDIEVAL WEEKEND

This will be the third annual Medieval Weekend at the Farm Park. Dick Whittington lived in medieval England between 1350 and 1423. To get an insight into this period of history, visit the farm park. Highlights of the weekend will include dressing the knight, archery, Squire training, crime and punishment with trial of a felon, mini knights tourney and Medieval Doctor’s surgery. The Living History Camp will be open all day and the ‘Have a Go’ Archery will be manned all day with all performers willing and happy to talk to anyone about anything medieval. You could even try some medieval cuisine from the camp fire pot!

Longhope, Gloucester

6-7 August

VINTAGE SPORTS

The gem in the crown of summer Vintage Sports-Car Club events, 250 Pre-war sports and racing cars will be in action over the weekend at the historic hill climb venue in Gloucestershire. The ultimate VSCC weekend; there is no other event that sums up the ethos of The Vintage Sports-Car Club because of the relaxed atmosphere, superb cars, hard competition, great company and a superb location. If you are a potential spectator and have never attended the event before you will simply relish the relaxed ‘garden party atmosphere’ that this event enjoys. This idyllic spot in Gloucestershire is steeped in nostalgia and it particularly comes alive on the first weekend in August. Vintage car enthusiast flock in their thousands to enjoy watching a splendid selection of Pre-war machinery tackle the hill, from cycle cars to ERA racing cars, a ‘Vintage Car’ enthusiast would be hard pressed not to find something of interest on the track.
Off track the Vintage car park in the ‘Orchard’ throws up hidden gems year after year, this is a stunning location where members enjoy their picnics and entertain friends in idyllic surroundings. Prescott enjoys a popular selection of trade stands, and of the Bugatti Trust Museum is open all weekend (entry is subject to a small voluntary contribution) to add some extra interest. There are lots of super places to enjoy the action on the hill, from the popular ‘Orchard’ corner at the Sponsors Area or you can walk further up the hill and view at many safe locations.
The field of 250 cars is in action all weekend. Split into 16 Classes you will see a wide representation of the Pre-war era from the amenable Austin 7s to fierce Single Seater ERAs and ‘Vintage Specials’. There are over 50 Pre-war marques entered for the competition.

Prescott Hill, Gotherington

5-7 August

GLOUCESTERSHIRE STEAM AND VINTAGE EXTRAVAGANZA

The Gloucestershire Steam & Vintage Extravaganza is one of the biggest events of its kind in the South West. As the name suggests it is far more than a Vintage Rally. This is an 'Extravaganza' of all things nostalgic and precious to a British way of life. Steam Engines, Rural Crafts, Aircraft, Trade Stands, Animals & Rare Breeds, The wonderful Traditional Fun Fair and Vintage Transport and Machinery of every size, type and description you can think of combine perfectly to make this many different shows rolled into one! The list of attractions and exhibits runs into the thousands. Couple this with non-stop arena entertainment, working demonstrations, countless static displays, copious amounts of Trade Stands, Refreshments, Bars and not forgetting the now legendary Steam there is plenty of opportunity for interaction to make this a memorable and fascinating day out for young and old alike.

South Cerney Airfield, Cirencester

2 August

CHELTENHAM GUITAR FESTIVAL

Andy McKee is a guitar phenomenon: his astonishing ability and creativity produces guitar sounds which amaze audiences all over the world. A true child of our time, his music spread through cyberspace with lightning speed: his performances on YouTube are among the most tours relentlessly, delighting audiences around the globe in some 200 concerts a year. This is a rare visit to the UK – if you love the guitar, you can’t afford to miss it! Support from Rodney Branigan.

Pittville Pump Rooms

1 August

FASTER

An ex-convict seeks revenge for his brother's death in this action-packed revenge thriller starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Ten years ago, Driver (Johnson) was part of a bank heist gone horribly awry. In the chaos of the botched robbery, his brother wound up dead. Now Driver is a free man, and he's determined to punish the men who killed his late sibling. But settling the score won't be easy, because despite being just a few days shy of retirement, a veteran cop (Billy Bob Thornton) isn't about to let a massacre take place on his watch.

30-31 July

COTSWOLD CRAFT MARKET

Cotswold Craft Markets return for their fourth and fifth visits to the Brewery and as ever will no doubt be a popular edition to the centre over the two weekends they will be attending during the summer holidays. If you are looking for a special and unique gift then it is well worth a visit. Most stall holders don't have a shop front, which means your purchases are bound to be unique, exclusive and rather exceptional!

The Brewery

22-24 July

GLOUCESTER QUAYS FOOD FESTIVAL

Gloucester Quays Food Festival features top chefs, food and drink master classes and high quality food producers in the spectacular setting of Gloucester Quays and Historic Docks.
Fancy a glass of chilled chablis, a crunchy summer salad or some home-produced barbecued sausages? Then this is the place to come and try a range of specialist food and drink from small individual producers. Discover food and drink you won’t find on the high street. Stock up on fine food goodies ideal for alfresco entertaining – or buy regional cheeses, pickles and wines.
The Food Festival is free to enter and for a small extra charge you can see Gino D'Acampo and James Martin in action in the Aga Rangemaster Cookery Theatre.

Gloucester Quays

29 June-10 July

CHELTENHAM MUSIC FESTIVAL

The programme features top-notch performers, main stage classics and cutting-edge contemporary music, alongside some unexpected treats: a series of events exploring the links between maths and music, a host of family friendly fun, and a range of exciting films and exhibitions.
Programme highlights include:
Top percussionist Evelyn Glennie performs in the world premiere of a new percussion concerto by Joseph Phibbs that celebrates cocktails from around the world – a cocktail shaker will definitely be involved!
A Cheltenham debut for Norway's prince of the keyboard Leif Ove Andsnes in a performance of Beethoven and Brahms
Singer Claire Martin and pianist Richard Rodney Bennett join together to celebrate The Irving Berlin
Songbook
London Philharmonic Orchestra and Vladimir Jurowski take a break from their Glyndebourne residency to perform Wagner, Brahms and Strauss
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra introduce an all Russian programme with conductor Kirill Karabits and pianist Boris Giltburg including Rachmaninov’s 2nd piano concerto

Various Locations

25 June

THE WORLD’S GREATEST MICHAEL JACKSON EXPERIENCE

The Michael Jackson Experience is an explosive tribute to the undisputed King of Pop starring Nick Hayne with his live band and incredible dancers. Reminiscent and loyal to the king’s sensational world tours, the show displays a true representation of Michael Jackson in his prime - the dynamite performer and showman!
Starring the UK’s leading and most authentic Jackson tribute artist, Nick Hayne, who after 15 years of live performances is undoubtedly one of the world’s greatest MJ tribute artists. The likeness in his voice and the energy and precision in his moves is simply uncanny.
The show features a host of Jackson’s greatest hits spanning his entire career, promising a fantastic evening’s entertainment for all ages to commemorate the second anniversary of his death.

Bacon Theatre

25-26 June

MID SUMMER SPEED FEST

7th Round of the Midland Hill Climb Championships
A perfect summer treat. The estate is at its best in early summer, lush, green and just waiting for the smell of warm motor-oil in the air. Once more the competition is expected to be hot. The 11 round series runs across the three midland hill climb venues of Shelsley Walsh, Loton Park and Prescott and features a huge variety of cars from humble saloons through to F1-engined, purpose built single-seaters running within a class structure.
Special features: Celebrating 50 years of Mini Cooper, special display of Bentley Owners' Club cars and Strawberries on the lawns.
Other attractions: Bugatti Car Handicap, Prescott ‘B’ Licence Challenge, Richards Egger/HSA Speed Championship, Bugatti Owners Club and Paul Matty Sportscars Classic Championship, and second round of Prescott Gold Cup

Prescott Hill, Gotherington

23 June

OPEN-AIR PERFORMANCE OF TWELFTH NIGHT

Enjoy Shakespeare as it would have been in his time, in the open-air, performed by the renowned Illyrian Theatre Company.
Following a shipwreck Viola is washed ashore in Illyria, a country where everything is illogical and delirious. To protect herself she adopts a male disguise. But what use are disguises when Lady Olivia falls madly in love with her, and she herself falls in love with Count Orsino? It could all end in tears – even if most of them are laughter.
Illyria performs the finest comedy in English on a stage exactly the same as those used by medieval touring groups.
Tickets are free and available from the Gloucester Quays Designer Outlet Customer Services desk.

Gloucester Quays

21 June

PORRITT ON POPULATION - WHY POPULATION MATTERS SO MUCH

The multiple problems besetting the planet are likely to worsen as the 21st century moves forward. Climate Change, growing water shortage, desertification, rapid destruction of the ecosystem, energy depletion and food scarcity all have potentially profound impacts on humanity and the environment. Though varied, these challenges have a common thread: they are made worse by the ever growing numbers of humans. Should we address this basic challenge? Jonathon Porritt, patron of Population Matters, thinks we should. Do you agree?
Entrance is free but donations would be appreciated

Cheltenham Town Hall

20 June

ROB ROUSE - THE GREAT ESCAPE

Rob has a girlfriend, just! He also has a toddler and a dog. Rob struggles to make plans, faffs a lot and generally makes bad decisions. This often makes his life very awkward. The good news for you is, the more Rob behaves like an idiot and the more scrapes he gets into, the more funny stories he has to tell you. Someone once said “Comedy is pain plus time”, so come and revel in Rob’s misfortunes. As seen on The Friday Night Project, 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Grown Ups plus a regular on 5 Live’s 7 Day Sunday.

Cheltenham Town Hall

20-25 June

ROSE WEEK

Sudeley's fantastic Rose Week is back. It is spectacular to see all the gardens in full bloom and especially the Queen's Garden with the David Austin Roses and many more varieties. A sight not to be missed! The Queens Garden is a wonderful sight filled with hundreds of old fashioned and modern roses throughout the summer including David Austin Roses and the Rosa Mundi. Using only organic methods the gardeners at Sudeley have created what the Times called the 'Most Romantic' garden in the UK. During Rose Week, there will be a chance to learn more about the Castle and beautiful gardens through a talk held by either one of the gardeners or guides. Tours will usually be held twice a day.

Sudeley Castle

17-19 June

CHELTENHAM FOOD & DRINK FESTIVAL

This 3 day food and drink extravaganza in the heart of Cheltenham celebrates fine food from all over England with food producers offering visitors the chance to taste, learn, enjoy and discover. With fine wines and spirits from around the world to tantalise your palate, there is something for everyone in this Festival. Featuring Chef master classes, tasting lectures, live music and a real ale and cider bar.

Montpellier Gardens

16-18 June

LADY BRACKNELL'S CONFINEMENT, HER BIG CHANCE, SLEEP WITH ME

Three comedies by Paul Doust, Alan Bennett & Steve Lambert
Lady Bracknell's Confinement - At the close of The Importance of Being Earnest, Jack believes all obstacles have been removed from his marriage to Gwendolen. Unfortunately, Lady Bracknell must reveal the greatest obstacle yet – that ‘she’ is not Gwendolen’s mother, but her father!
Her Big chance - Actress Lesley has just filmed a video in which she plays a career girl who spends a lot of time topless and shoots a man with a harpoon gun. She tells all, blind to her own self-delusions and gullibility.
Sleep With Me - When Brian asked Carol to sleep with him, she assumed he meant sex and was disappointed to learn he just wants company. Sleep With Me is a quirky tale of insomnia, past loves, a blind neighbour called Eric, Thomas Hardy and sheep!

The Playhouse Theatre

14 June

GORDON SMITH - BEYOND BELIEF

Gordon Smith is widely accepted as one of the most accurate mediums in the world and his Beyond Belief tour offers the opportunity to meet the man who has captivated audiences worldwide. Renowned for his ability to give exact names of people and places rather than vague sweeping statements, Gordon is the seventh son of a seventh son and has been featured in numerous television documentaries. Observing him at work proves a fascinating journey into the metaphysical world.
Quite how he does what he does is inexplicable – but few can argue that his outstanding gift has brought comfort and healing to thousands of people worldwide.
“Amazing” Time Out
Due to recent EU legislation, it must be stated that the demonstrations during the Beyond Belief tour are for entertainment and should be judged as an experiment

Cheltenham Town Hall

11-12 June

GLOUCESTERSHIRE MOTORSHOW

This show is a must for everyone with a passion for cars. Celebrating the very best of motoring from vintage marques to the hottest new models this is a great day out for the whole family at Highnam Court. Celebrate the golden age of motoring with a magnificent collection of classic and vintage cars with Rolls Royces and Bentleys from the 1920s onwards, the Ferrari Club, some Bugatti Racing cars and very many more.
A joint fundraising event, all profits are being donated to The Pied Piper Appeal and Cruse Bereavement Care Gloucestershire.

Highnam Court

7-12 June

CHELTENHAM SCIENCE FESTIVAL

The Times Cheltenham Science Festival will transform Cheltenham Town Hall and Imperial gardens into the ultimate venue for discovery, debate and hands-on fun – as the usually genteel setting springs to life with thousands of people taking part in hundreds of events and activities throughout the site. The immensely popular Discover Zone returns to the main hall with demonstrations and interactive exhibitions offering inspiration for all ages. And, for the first time, the festival also welcomes an adult-only interactive space in Area 42. This will be the place to experience the very latest technology – not yet on the market and on public display for the first time here. Other brilliant new additions include hands-on action in the Lego Education Zone and the chance to get up close with the stars of BBC Science in the BBC Science Zone in an informal setting. The feast
of free events, surprising additions and family friendly entertainment ensure that the 2011 festival is a relaxed, enjoyable and inspiring way to spend the day in Cheltenham. 2011 marks the tenth Cheltenham Science Festival, and the festival gets in the party spirit with more explosive,
exciting and mind-expanding events than ever before with the festival theme of ‘X’. The theme has inspired a series of events exploring of all things X-related – from X-men to X chromosomes. The programme looks back over the past ten years as it delves into the advances in science since the first festival in 2002 – and looks ahead to the science of the future with cutting edge research and debates. From the wonders of the universe, to the science of cannabis, via the latest advances in stem cell research-Cheltenham puts some big questions under the microscope.

Cheltenham Town Hall

3-5 June

WYCHWOOD FESTIVAL 2011

Save up to 25 for the Wychwood Festival 2011. The festival has been nominated Best Family Festival in the UK Festival Awards 5 years running!
Ian Anderson will be playing Jethro Tull on our Sunday night. Known throughout the world of rock music as the flute and voice behind the legendary Jethro Tull, and spanning a career of more than 40 years, Jethro Tull have released 30 studio and live albums, selling more than 60 million copies since the band first performed at London's famous Marquee club.
Also joining the bill on Sunday are the legendary Scrumpy and Western band The Wurzels having pulled the largest crowd of the weekend to the Avalon Stage this year, and stealing the show at a number of festivals this summer, the band will be bringing their own distinctive 'west country' stamp to a number of classic contemporary hits, as well as their own unforgettable songs.
Saturday afternoon will welcome Neville Staples. Best known for his work writing & composing, the lead singer from The Specials, and as one of the founding members of Fun Boy 3, Neville is on a mission to entertain, captivating audiences with his stage presence and distinct voice delivering a mix of old favorites plus loads of his brand new original solo material.

Cheltenham Racecourse

21 May

FARMERS' MARKET

Designer Outlet Opticians, Kodak Lens Vision Centre invite you to join Gloucestershire’s best local farm produce suppliers to a great day for all the family. Farmers from throughout Gloucestershire will be selling an array of local produce. On the day receive some fabulous giveaway’s and win prizes including designer sunglasses, Kodak Mini Digital Video Cameras, plus a free eye test voucher for everyone.
10am to 2pm

Taking place at Designer Outlet Opticians, Kodak Lens Vision Centre, Davy Way, Waterwells Business Park, Quedgeley GL2 2AS

Waterwells Business Park

21 May

Summer Fayre

A great day with inflatable’s for the kids and a farmers market with some fabulous local produce.

Plus, we will be running a fantastic prize to win a pair of Oakley sunglasses (with up to £200), Hugo Boss Sunglasses, Guess and Gant Watches and Kodak Lens Mini Video Cameras. We will also be giving away loads of freebies on the day including free eye test vouchers.

Kodak Lens - Gloucester

14 MAY

A WARNING TO THE CURIOUS

Following the sell-out success of his appearance here during last year’s Cheltenham Literature Festival, we are very pleased to welcome back Robert Lloyd Parry to perform two more of M R James’ eeriest and most entertaining ghost stories which, over a century after their first publication, still have the power to terrify and amuse.

Lost Hearts was among the first stories M R James wrote and it offers one of his most memorable villains, the predatory scholar Mr Abney.

It is paired here with perhaps the author’s most poignant and personal work: A Warning to the Curious, in which a young archaeologist is haunted and hunted by the guardian of an ancient treasure.

The Playhouse Theatre

5-8 May

SPRING GRAND SALE

Exclusive home and garden sale set in the background of romantic Sudeley Castle. It will be in a luxurious Marquee with an adjoining restaurant. The products sold range from indoor and outdoor furniture, decorative accessories, gifts and fashion items. There is also a food Hall, stacked with lots of different food both hot and cold, sweet and savoury.

There is the free car parking close to the luxurious marquee, visiting the event couldn't be easier.
The marquee will be on falcon lawn and will still have the same quality and excellence of past years.

Sudeley Castle

7 May

ARABELLA WEIR-THE REAL ME IS THIN

Arabella Weir is best known for her role in BBC2's The Fast Show, where she coined the phrase ‘Does my bum look big in this?’ Over the years she has carved out an enviable career in comedy and literature and also recently appeared in the West End show Calendar Girls. Her latest book, The Real Me Is Thin, is written with startling frankness and her characteristic sharp wit, and recounts her own neurotic relationship with food, from prolonged abstinence to binge eating.

From unhinged mothers and callous doctors, to mystery-meat suppers and egg custard battles; join Arabella for an informal book reading, as she recounts her hapless and hilarious tale of a life lived under the constant and ruthless reign of the chocolate biscuit.

Bacon Theatre

3 & 5 MAY

A NIGHT OF STARS

After six successful years A Night of Stars, the long-running tribute show, makes its debut at The Playhouse with two distinctly different shows.

Tuesday’s line-up includes tributes to Andy Williams, Michael Jackson, Cliff Richard and Queen, together with the three finalists of the Star for a Night competition - with the winner to be voted for by the audience!
Thursday’s line-up includes tributes to Elvis, Cher, Karen Carpenter, Mick Hucknall and the Blues Brothers, plus a special performance from Cheltenham’s own ‘Choir Factor’ pop choir.

Both nights will be supported by award-winning local dance troupe The Coady Crew, along with budding young local singer Soheila Clifford.

The shows will support local charity Brizen centre.

The Playhouse Theatre

27 April-2 May

CHELTENHAM JAZZ FESTIVAL

Cheltenham Jazz Festival is set to celebrate the return of jazz superstar Jamie Cullum as Guest Director with a ground-breaking live broadcast of Jamie’s sold-out festival concert to more than 40 cinemas across Great Britain and Ireland.

The Cheltenham concert on Sunday 1st May will see Jamie Cullum perform an exclusive set featuring new unheard material alongside classics from his best-selling albums. The broadcast offers a unique opportunity for thousands of jazz-fans from Edinburgh to Southampton to experience the magic of one of the country’s greatest jazz festivals via live satellite at cinema screens across the country. In a festival first, Jamie will also interact with fans across the country throughout the concert via Twitter.

Various Locations

26-30 April

PIRATES OF PENZANCE

Major-General Stanley leaves Cheltenham for a weekend at his country retreat, but his large family of daughters are a feisty lot, and sparks fly when they stray from Daddy and find themselves alone with a handsome pirate on a Cornish beach. His despicable crew, led by the Pirate King and his butler, are not far away and the local police force will soon find themselves way out of their depth as matters come to a head.
A traditional production with many new twists; this exciting staging of Gilbert & Sullivan's well-loved musical will be fun for all the family. Packed with familiar tunes, big laughs and a cast of characters including the famous Stanley Sextuplets, this show presented by the Cotswold Savoyards is guaranteed to have you laughing and humming all the way home

Everyman Theatre

30 April

SACRED LIGHT -GUIDED TOUR

A major exhibition of stained glass, paintings, woodcut prints, stone carving and bronze sculpture by Gloucestershire-based stone carver and painter Greg Tricker.

A free guided tour of the exhibition by the artist will take place. Circle of Song Community Choir will sing in the Cathedral Nave at the start of the tour and in the Cloisters during the tour.

The exhibition will show around seventy works throughout the Cathedral. Some thirty-five are new works, including six large stained glass pieces to be hung in the Nave. The exhibition will take place in the Nave and Cloisters of the Cathedral. Larger works include Joseph of Arimathea carved from oak and a limestone sculpture of Bernadette of Lourdes.

Greg Tricker’s profound and simple style of painting is rooted in a mystical innocence of spirit, akin to the folk art tradition. His exhibition focuses on the theme of Christ’s journeys: Nativity, Ministry, Passion, Death and Resurrection and on the journeys of a gathering of saints: Mary the Mother of God, St Francis, St Clare and St Bernadette. The show will pull together some of the themes the artist has been working on for the past few years.

Greg Tricker lives and works in Gloucestershire. He has produced a number of themed books and exhibitions, notably Paintings for Anne Frank (exhibited at Peterborough Cathedral and St Clement Danes, London), The Catacombs, Francis of Assisi (exhibited at Salisbury Cathedral and Piano Nobile Gallery, London), and The Life of Kaspar Hauser.

Gloucester Cathedral

Current-23 April

A YEAR IN VENICE

This exhibition features acrylics on paper and canvas, drawings in pen and ink and small sculptures in wire, papier-mâché, thread and paint. All this is brought together in an exciting book that captures in images and print this stimulating body of work produced by John during his ‘Year in Venice’. The original work will be for sale, both paintings and sculpture, and there will be a small number of reproductions from the artist drawing books, individually signed by him. There will be approximately 40 sculptures and 90 paintings, some of which are multiples.

Martins Gallery

21-23 April

FOOTLOOSE

Life in Bomont is peaceful until city boy, Ren, arrives in town. Breaking every taboo, Ren brings dance back to the heart of a town held back by the memory of a tragedy.

Based on the hit movie, Footloose explodes onto the stage filled with classic 80s anthems including Holding Out for a Hero, Almost Paradise, Let’s Hear It For The Boy, and of course, the title track, Footloose. Take the whole family and get ready to cut loose this Easter with Theatre Studio!

The Playhouse Theatre

20 April

ANDY PARSONS

Andy Parsons once found some underpants in a jar of mayonnaise. He may talk about it. Or he may not. This is his third tour round the country. It may be his last. There's only so much of the UK a man needs to see. The more you travel the more chance there is that your mayonnaise may contain underpants. So he will be holding nothing back. Yes, this show will shave even closer and will be nothing but the whole truth, slightly embellished.

Cheltenham Town Hall

16 April

ROCKIN’ BERRIES

The Rockin’ Berries burst onto the British Beat Boom scene in the mid sixties with hit records like He’s in Town and Poor Man’s Son and made appearances on prestigious shows like Sunday Night at the London Palladium and the Royal Command Performance. Starring two of the original Berries, Geoff Turton and Chuck Botfield, the band have now been joined by the former Move and Wizzard bassman and an ex-Racey drummer. There are a few stories to be remembered, a few anecdotes to be told and a whole lotta music to be played. Don’t miss this nostalgic trip back to the sixties and seventies!

Bacon Theatre

16 April

THE MISSY MALONE AND FRIENDS BURLESQUE REVIEW

Cheltenham’s resident burlesque queen, Missy Malone, and her band of glamorous friends are extremely pleased to be bringing their hugely successful sell out show to The Playhouse!

Presenting the very best in Burlesque from across the globe, this show incorporates vintage style glamour, comedy and music for a spectacular night out. The breathtaking costumes and award winning routines will leave you as bedazzled as the crystal covered corsets you see on stage! Performers include Desmond O’Connor, Leyla Rose, Cherry Shakewell, Millie Dollar and other special guests. Each show will contain different performances from the cast, as no show is ever the same.

The Playhouse Theatre

15 April

THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC

ABBA fans can experience the fantastic No 1 concert show Thank You For The Music live at Cheltenham Racecourse.

Spoiling fans even further, in addition to an authentic live tribute to ABBA, Thank You For The Music also features show stealers Bee Gees Magic, all performing live.
Now in their fabulous 18th year, the superb, all-star cast have entertained the nation for longer than Bjorn, Agnetha, Benny and Frida did during the 70s and 80s.

Celebrating ABBA's 40th anniversary with a national tour of Thank You For The Music, the UK's favourite live spectacular touring show will perform ABBA hits including Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen and Super Trouper, as well as the BEE GEEs number one hits Staying Alive, Night Fever and How Deep is Your Love.

The Centaur, Racecourse

15 April

IAN McCULLOCH (ECHO AND THE BUNNYMEN)

Following Echo and the Bunnymen’s sell-out show at Gloucester Guildhall in December, front man Ian McCulloch returns with an exclusive warm-up show ahead of his one-off solo performance at the Union Chapel, London.

Echo & the Bunnymen's dark, swirling fusion of gloomy post-punk and Doors-inspired psychedelia brought the group a handful of British hits in the early '80s, including the infamous Killing Moon and The Cutter, whilst attracting a cult following in the United States. The self-titled album Echo & the Bunnymen released in 1987 became their biggest American hit, and was a success in England as well, reaching number four.
This intimate solo performance will see McCulloch perform solo tracks, stripped-down Bunnymen classics and a few of his favourite cover versions.

Gloucester Guildhall

13 April

CINDERELLA

Vienna Festival Ballet combine exquisite choreography, supple dancers, sparkling costumes and a specially commissioned score incorporating music by Rossini, to recreate the magical fantasy world of Cinderella. This full-length ballet is packed with the familiar fairytale ingredients: A downtrodden young girl, two comical ugly step-sisters, a fairy godmother, a handsome young prince and a lost glass slipper. Audiences of all ages will be delighted by this classical take on a traditional tale of love, kindness and happy endings

Bacon Theatre

13 April

HOWLERS AT THE HALL

Headlining this evening is Andrew Lawrence. Andrew’s live performances have gained international recognition as he has played at all the top comedy festivals enjoying mass critical acclaim. He has twice performed at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and at the 2009 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. He has performed five consecutive all-new solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival - two of which were nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Awards - where he consistently plays to sell out audiences and receives rave reviews.

In the autumn of 2010 Andrew appeared on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow as well as Dave’s One Night Stand and in September his self-written and performed Radio 4 series, What To Do If You’re Not Like Everybody Else hit the airwaves.

This month’s compere is Holly Walsh. A regular on many of the most popular TV panel shows Holly is one of the best female acts on the circuit.

Cheltenham Town Hall

9 April

JUBILATE CHAMBER CHOIR

Gloucestershire’s foremost choirs Jubilate Chamber Choir performs a concert held in memory of Philip Gunn, a long-time supporter of Jubilate. The choir, conducted by Ian Higginson, will sing Stainer’s Cruxificion, Philip Ledger’s Requiem and Mendelssohn’s Hear my Prayer. The choir will be accompanied by Organist, Matthew Martin, former Assistant Master of Music, Westminster Cathedral.

Tickets: £8, £7 (senior citizens & students), children free available from Musical Instruments, 52 Winchcombe Street, Cheltenham, Jubilate Chamber Choir members or on the door. There will be a retiring collection for Sue Ryder Hospice, Leckhampton.

St Mary’s Church, Church Street, Charlton Kings

6 April-9 April

LA CLEMENZA DI TITO

Performed by the English Touring Opera

La clemenza di Tito is one of Mozart's final works, and his most magnificent. Its epic story of terrorism, betrayal and forgiveness is set in blazing colours. Written for the Emperor's coronation in Prague, Mozart regarded it as a 'true' opera - beautiful and moving - and wrote it for the finest singers of his day. Sung in English. Captioning provided for performance Sat 9.

Everyman Theatre

1 April

ARE YOU EXPERIENCED? A TRIBUTE TO JIMMY HENDRIX

As seen on BBC TV's Arena programme, John Campbell performs as the legendary rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix. The guitar work is note perfect and beautifully fluent, the voice IS Hendrix and John has perfected the persona of the man himself. If you were fortunate enough to see Jimi Hendrix, and thought you’d never see the like again, then this is the Hendrix experience you’ve been waiting for. Hits such as All Along the Watch Tower, Little Wing and Voodoo Child are delivered with an accuracy you will find hard to believe.

Bacon Theatre

29 March-3 April

PETER PAN ON ICE

A spectacular adaption of J.M. Barrie's magical story of the boy who never grew up hits Cheltenham when the world renowned Russian Ice Stars perform Peter Pan On Ice.

Mysterious lands filled with pirates, indians and ticking crocodiles, will transport visitors back in time to a wonderful world of make-believe as Wild Rose Ice theatre brings to life the book which has inspired generation after generation.

Unique touches, such as penny farthings being ridden across the ice as the curtain opens on the skyline of a London park, complete with the chimney stacks and chimney sweeps, pave the way for a fast moving production which promises to be both lavish and spectacular, dazzling with its sheer beauty and elegance that will thrill the whole family.

Everyman Theatre

26 March

THE SPIRIT OF PINK FLOYD

Due to popular demand, this outstanding tribute to Pink Floyd returns for one night only. Having spent over 18 months on their world tour, The Spirit of Pink Floyd are back on UK soil with a brand new spectacular show for 2011. From the Syd Barrett days to the Final Cut, The Spirit of Pink Floyd will play some of the best loved songs from a band with a musical catalogue that spans across three decades. There will be a stunning theatrical performance, breathtaking lightshow, and the cream of British musicianship on stage. Hits include Wish You Were Here, Echoes, Comfortably Numb, Bike, Young Lust, Great Gig In The Sky, Pigs, Hey You and Another Brick in the Wall.

Cheltenham Town Hall

24 March

ARGH!

For over 30 years Tim Quinn worked for the world’s most famous comic book companies as scriptwriter, editor and illustrator on everything from Bunty, Desperate Dan, and the Bash Street Kids to Spider-Man, The X-Men, Iron Man and the Incredible Hulk. With a lifelong love and encyclopaedic knowledge of comic books, he takes his audience on a hilarious and highly nostalgic trip through the last 150 years of comic book history, screening images of the best and the worst strip creations. Tim will also take his audience behind the editorial scenes at various comic book companies he worked for both in the UK and the US, including the mighty Marvel Comics, showing just how comic book characters are created. Suitable for boys and girls aged 9-109. Go along in capes and masks to really get into the spirit!

Bacon Theatre

23 March

HOWLERS AT THE HALL

Phil Nichol is a truly unique performer. An acclaimed actor, award winning comedian, producer, presenter, writer and musician there is no end to his talent.

Phil is an energetic and exciting performer with an unquenchable thirst to break boundaries and innovate with his work. His skill as an improviser whether it be musical, comedy or straight is unparalleled. With a surreal edge to some of his mischievous rantings Nichol always brings something new to the stage, his keen sense of fun and eye for the shocking and absurd has cemented his position as one of the best comedians on the circuit today.

Completing the lineup is Hal Cruttenden. One of the top comedians working in the UK today, as well as being a highly accomplished writer and actor. Hal has recently appeared on Jason Manford's 'Comedy Rocks' , ‘Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow’, The Royal Variety Show' and ‘The Rob Brydon Show’ on BBC2.

Cheltenham Town Hall

21 March

ED BYRNE CROWD PLEASER

After the massive success of his last show Different Class, master of observational comedy and star of Mock The Week and Have I Got News For You Ed Byrne is back with his new show Crowd Pleaser. Exploring subjects and situations Ed finds frustratingly maddening, Crowd Pleaser is a hilarious insight into Ed’s life. Continuing his quest to turn into a grumpy old man, whether he is talking about his cat, cake, religion or potential fatherhood, Ed is always certain to deliver the laughs in abundance. “Byrne is at the top of his game” The Sunday Telegraph

Cheltenham Town Hall

15 March-18 March

IRISH VILLAGE

The Brewery prepares to celebrate race week. The whole centre will be transformed into an “Irish Village” with Guinness bars, promotions and offers available in many outlets.

Each day from 5pm until 7pm funky, contemporary Irish band ‘The Roving Crows’ will provide free entertainment in a marquee under the Cupola Tower, and afterwards in Après Bar from 8.30pm ‘til late. This four piece band has its roots firmly in traditional Irish music and is guaranteed to get your feet tapping.

Between 7.00pm and 9.00pm a change of tempo is offered with a range of local Cheltenham musicians taking to the stage. On Wednesday and Thursday nights, local ska/jazz/skiffle band Thrill Collins will be performing a range of cheesy numbers -but with a twist - from the last few decades.

Watch out for street performers Thomas Trilby and Chums on Thursday and Friday, with their dazzling fire juggling performances and comedy stilt walking.

The Brewery

14 March

SETH LAKEMAN TRIO

Seth Lakeman with Benji Kirkpatrick & Cormac Byrne

Widely regarded as the UK’s foremost folk singer-songwriter, Seth Lakeman has been widely credited with breaking down the perceptions and barriers often associated with folk music and bringing it to a new, younger audience. Seth's live show, as with everything else he does, takes the established folk orthodoxy and turns it on its head. The spirit of the rock band meets the timeless and heartfelt subject matter of the folk tale in a blur of fiddle, acoustic guitar and foot-stomping rhythms, with Seth's unmistakable vocals riding the wave. Seth will be touring with Benji Kirkpatrick (Bellowhead) and Cormac Byrne (Uiscedwr) playing songs from his four hit albums (Mercury Prize nominated Kitty Jay, Freedom Fields, Poor Man's Heaven and Hearts & Minds) plus brand new tracks. Expect an enthralling and energetic live performance from award-winning Lakeman and the superbly talented multi-instrumentalists Benji Kirkpartick and Cormac Byrne.

Guildhall Gloucester

14 March-19 March

TELL ME ON A SUNDAY

Following the smash hit 2010 UK tour, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black's Tell Me On A Sunday returns for 2011.

Remodelled for Claire Sweeney by the masters of musical theatre, with an exclusive new song Dreams Never Run on Time, this is the definitive version of the classic musical, with a wonderful original score, featuring the chart topping song Take That Look Off Your Face and the title track Tell Me On A Sunday.

Tell Me On A Sunday charts the romantic misadventures of a young English girl in New York. Brimming with optimism, she seeks success and love. But as she weaves her way through the maze of the city and her own anxieties, frustrations and heartaches she begins to wonder whether she's been looking for love in all the wrong places.

Everyman Theatre

12 March-30 April

FINE FORM: THE HORSE IN ART

The exhibition is organised in partnership with the University of Gloucestershire and Cheltenham Racecourse and is a split site show celebrating the centenary of Cheltenham’s most prestigious horseracing event - The Cheltenham Festival - Fine Form: the horse in art brings together some of the best contemporary artists who are inspired by the horse in their work, whether it be in photography, film/digital media, painting or sculpture.

There is innovative and inspirational work by Christopher Le Brun, Mark Wallinger, Kathleen Herbert, Andrew Logan, Eva Bartussek, PJ Crook, Kate Denton, Elizabeth Armstrong and Tania Kovtas among others.

A small selection of paintings from Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum’s own collections sets the show in its local context.

The exhibition, Fine Form launches the offsite programme Off the wall, on the move, which continues throughout 2011. A programme of talks is planned at the University of Gloucestershire, Pittville Campus; artists Christopher Le Brun and Kate Denton will speak about the horse as inspiration in their work, while Rachel Barnes will be talking about the history of the horse in art

Summerfield Gallery, Pittville Campus, & Centaur, Racecourse

11 March

MAGIC OF MOWTOWN

See the best Motown live tribute concert this show features a superbly choreographed cast performing hits from The Temptations, Diana Ross & The Supremes, Four Tops, Stevie Wonder, The Jackson 5 and many more. With dozens of dazzling costume changes and the authentic Detroit sound, the show is set to be an unforgettable evening with your friends.

The Centaur, Cheltenham Racecourse

9 March-12 March

DUETS

With its delightful mix of humour and sentiment, Duets explores the relationship between the sexes in four comic vignettes.

Wendy and Jonathan are on a blind date longing to find the perfect match, actually... any match! Barrie is not really into women but Janet does not see that as a reason to stop trying. Shelley and Bobby are finalizing their divorce, what better way to celebrate than to go to Spain... together? Toby is there to support his sister through her third wedding day amidst an onslaught of bad omens.

Duets is an hilarious tribute to the strength and madness of the human heart.

The Playhouse Theatre

9 March-15 March

CHELTENHAM ART CLUB EXHIBITION

Cheltenham art club has over 200 members making it one of the largest and active in the country.

The club believes that artists benefit from the opportunity to paint together and share ideas and skills. That's why they've always had their own studio and painted together in groups. Membership is open to adults of all ages and abilities. 30 artists from the club will be exhibiting their work in a range of styles, watercolours, oils, charcoal and mixed media.

The Gardens Gallery

7 March-12 March

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

This most beloved and widely read Pulitzer Prize winner, now in its 50th year of publication, tells the extraordinary and unforgettable story of life in the American Deep South through the inquiring eyes of a child.

Brother and sister Jem and Scout Finch are growing up during the 1930s depression but their idyllic childhood innocence is shattered with the realisation that bigotry and prejudice rule in their small town of Maycomb, Alabama. When their father Atticus defends a young black man falsely accused of raping a white woman, the whole family become the target of gossip and abuse.

Set in America's scorching Deep South at a time when racial tensions were at an all time high, the challenging and uncomfortable issues this classic addresses are as relevant today as they were when the book was first written.

Everyman Theatre

Current-11 December

THEODOR VON HOLST: HIS ART & THE PRE-RAPHAELITES

The Holst Birthplace Museum, Cheltenham presents an exhibition devoted to the work of the artist Theodor von Holst (1810-1844), Gustav Holst’s great-uncle, in celebration of the 200th anniversary of his birth. The exhibition features over fifty of his works, including paintings and drawings, as well as work by two other artists who are significant to the von Holst story: Henry Fuseli (1741-1825) and Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882). The works on show have been selected from the Holst Birthplace Museum, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum, the Britten-Pears Library, and a number of private collectors. They include recent discoveries never displayed in public before: a beautiful portrait of a young woman, Jessy Harcourt, and a dramatic romantic scene, Caesarini and the Soldier in the Wood, from Bulwer-Lytton's novel Alice, or, The Mysteries.

Holst Birthplace Museum

30 October

THE ALL YOUR LIFE CELEBRITY CHARITY BALL

Britain’s Got Talent favourites Stavros Flatley top the bill at this glamorous celebrity event, compered by Willie Thorne, star of Strictly Come Dancing. Music is provided by internationally famous band Le Freak. A professional fun casino, a charity auction boasting luxury prizes, magicians and celebrity guests complete the line-up.

Champagne reception at 7.30pm; dinner at 8pm; carriages at 1am.
All net proceeds go to Winston’s Wish and Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centre in Cheltenham.

www.allyourlife.co.uk

Cheltenham Town Hall

29 October

AN EVENING WITH BLAKE

Blake’s incredible journey started in 2007 when four friends reunited on Facebook and quickly took the music world by storm as they blurred the lines between pop and classical singing, creating a unique sound like none before. Since that time they have released 3 award winning albums, have travelled the globe, appeared on over 80 tv shows, sung for Royalty, performed at Wembley, Twickenham & Wimbledon and can count a host of legendary stars amongst their loyal fans.

This show features new songs from their latest album, Together, which shot straight into the Top 5 of the UK Classical Charts, was No.1 in Australia, No.1 in South Africa and was nominated for a 2nd coveted Classical Brit Award for ‘Album of the Year’
After headlining the 2010 Classical Brit Awards at the Albert Hall earlier this year, the band are looking forward to releasing their 3rd album in Japan, touring in Australia and visiting the United States, before returning to the UK to tour.

Cheltenham Town Hall

26-30 October

SPEND SPEND SPEND

Stylish, classy and a major force in music theatre, it's not surprising that Craig Revel Horwood (Strictly Come Dancing) and Sarah Travis' music theatre production of SPEND SPEND SPEND! won Best Musical last year for The Watermill. Described as a cross between Billy Elliot and Blood Brothers, it follows the rags to riches to rags story of Viv Nicholson, a coal miner's wife from Castleford, who won £152, 319 on the pools in 1961, at that time the biggest sum ever won. The amazingly talented 12 strong cast act, sing, dance and play all the music, creating a truly extraordinary theatrical event not to be missed.

Everyman Theatre

21 October

MUGENKYO TAIKO DRUMMERS

A spectacular concert of heart-pounding excitement, and an unmissable opportunity to see this innovative and visually stunning group. Thundering rhythms on huge taiko drums interweave with layers of percussive soundscapes and delicate bamboo flute in a spellbinding display of precise choreography & sheer athleticism. Through years of rigorous touring, Mugenkyo have developed a gritty passionate style that is uniquely their own, retaining the traditional spirit of taiko yet creating a contemporary sound and a modern stage show that has captivated audiences everywhere.

www.taiko.co.uk

Cheltenham Town Hall

16 October-13 November

THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF MATISSE

Cheltenham is fortunate to be hosting a mixed collection of over 50 works by Matisse. Included will be original lithographs from the Nu Bleu series, which many will recognise as an iconic image of Matisse.
Noted as one of the most important artists of the 20th Century Henri Matisse’s (1869 – 1954) work can be found in nearly every major museum of modern art in the world.

One of Matisse’s influences was poetry. He developed the habit of reading poems every morning before starting work, he was purported to have compared poetry to oxygen “just as when you leap out of bed you fill your lungs with fresh air”. To highlight Matisse’s love of poetry the gallery will be organising an evening of poetry readings on Friday 22nd October. There will also be a general introduction to Matisse on Wednesday 20th October.

Martin's Gallery is open Wednesday – Saturday 11am – 6pm or any other time by arrangement.

Martin’s Gallery, Imperial House

8-17 October

THE TIMES CHELTENHAM LITERATURE FESTIVAL- LAUGH OUT LOUD

As well as lots of inspiring authors, beautiful verse, cutting-edge debate, and creative ideas, there are many comedy events at the Literature Festival that will get you laughing!
Continuing the strong tradition of comedy in Cheltenham, this year once again bring together some of Britain’s best for the lighter side of the Festival. Welcoming Simon Pegg, Armstrong and Miller, Phill Jupitus, Jo Brand, Armando Iannucci, Jenny Éclair, Dom Joly, Dawn French, and lots more!

Various locations

30 September

THE BON JOVI EXPERIENCE

Recreating Bon Jovi live in concert, The Bon Jovi Experience perform all the great hits: Livin’ On a Prayer, Keep the Faith, Bad Medicine, You Give Love a Bad Name plus many more. They are the only Bon Jovi tribute band in the world to have actually played and shared a stage with Jon Bon Jovi himself and promise to recreate the magic live on stage at the Bacon.

Bacon Theatre

24-26 September

2ND NORTH COTSWOLD BEER FESTIVAL

45 real ales and ciders, food, soft drinks and souvenir glass available. Camping available, Hot and cold food including breakfasts, entertainment Friday and Saturday

Admission details: Fri 6pm-11pm (£3); Sat Noon-11pm (£3); Sun Noon-3pm (free subject to availability). Card-carrying CAMRA members free all sessions. Late bus back to Cheltenham on Saturday evening. See website for details.

Moreton-in-Marsh Cricket Club

22 September

ONE MAN LORD OF THE RINGS

Charles Ross, creator of the hugely successful One Man Star Wars Trilogy, returns with his equally hilarious follow-up in which he recreates the enchanting world of Middle-earth, armed with nothing more than a pair of elbow pads and his outrageous imagination! No props or costumes are required as Ross hurtles through the Tolkien trilogy – The Fellowship Of The Ring, The Two Towers and The Return Of The King – in just 3,600 seconds of unbelievable kinetic entertainment. If you’ve seen the films, read the books and named your first-born Frodo, don’t miss Ross’ zany take on the ever-popular epic saga.

Cheltenham Town Hall

20-25 September

OKLAHOMA

Set on America's western frontier, against a background of conflict between farmers and cattlemen, Oklahoma! perfectly integrates song, dance and story to tell the tale of a farm girl Laurey and the two rivals for her affections, happy go-lucky cowboy Curly and the sinister farm hand Jud.

Famously, the show opens with Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' and contains a sumptuous and rousing score full of wonderful songs such as The Surrey with The Fringe on Top, People Will Say We're In Love, Many a New Day, I Cain't Say No and the final rousing chorus of Oklahoma - as the music soars the audience is carried along on the emotional journey of one of the most famous love stories in musical history.

Everyman Theatre

18 September

The Chicago Blues Brothers Show

The Chicago Blues Brothers Show, Europe’s No.1 Blues Brothers production, is back at the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham on Saturday (18 Sept) with their world famous all singing, all dancing, all action show celebrating 30 years of the Blues Brothers phenomenon.

Featuring over 30 unforgettable classics of the era, this non-stop review is packed with the very best blues & soul music from both of The Blues Brothers movies and a whole lot more – with plenty of lunacy for good measure! Get ready to shake a tail-feather with Jake, Elwood, the amazing Chicago Blues Band and their Sister of Soul, and look out for the special guest appearances of Fab Callaway & Rev I. C. DeLight!

Everyman Theatre

12 September

THE DRIFTERS

As one of the biggest selling and longest serving bands of all time, The Drifters have sold to date over 214 million singles and 114 million albums across the world.
The line up of The Drifters has undergone many changes with more than 60 different singers, including icons such as Clyde McPhatter, Ben E King, Rudy Lewis and Johnny Moore. This UK tour features many of the biggest hits in particular from the Bell Arista era of the group`s success presented through a high energy ‘Disco Fantasia’ performance, along with some lesser known, and previously unreleased, tracks recorded during this era.

Cheltenham Town Hall

11 September

AN EVENING WITH THE HUMOUR OF NEWHART AND LEHRER

Peter Gill and Andrew Meller present a fabulous 90-minute show dedicated to the satirical humour of American comic legends Bob Newhart and Tom Lehrer.
Originating from the 1950s and 1960s, audiences will once again be rolling around with laughter as they are reminded of Newhart’s ‘Driving Instructor’, ‘Introducing Tobacco to Civilisation’ and ‘USS Codfish’; and Lehrer’s sharp witted songs ‘Poisoning Pigeons in the Park’, ‘I Got it from Agnes’ and ‘The Masochism Tango’.
This is a wonderfully entertaining and light-hearted evening of wit suitable for all of those with at least a modicum of a sense of humour.

The Playhouse Theatre

6-11 September

DREAMBOATS AND PETTICOATS

The smash hit musical direct from the west end Inspired by the smash hit selling albums Dreamboats and Petticoats one, two and three, the West End sell out sensation Dreamboats and Petticoats The Musical, features some of the greatest hit songs of the Rock n' Roll era. In 1961 emotions run high as young musicians Norman and Bobby compete to win a national song writing competition - and, more importantly, the attention of the gorgeous Sue! But when Bobby discovers that shy Laura is no slouch on the piano, love and rock 'n' roll fame beckons.

Everyman Theatre

6 September - 2 October

From A Distance

From a Distance shows the work of local artist, Jan Nicolay in the Café Gallery at Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum.

Taking her inspiration from the landscape - the Cotswolds, especially the Stroud Valleys, the Cornish Coast and the Lizard peninsula are favourites – Jan transposes these beautiful areas of nature into paintings of abstract shape, colour and texture. In her work she is preoccupied with translating what we see and how we remember it. Therefore her work is about the distance of memory, how we remember visually, as well as physical distance of place.

Café Gallery, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum

Current - 11 December

THEODOR VON HOLST: HIS ART & THE PRE-RAPHAELITES

The Holst Birthplace Museum, Cheltenham presents an exhibition devoted to the work of the artist Theodor von Holst (1810-1844), Gustav Holst’s great-uncle, in celebration of the 200th anniversary of his birth. The exhibition features over fifty of his works, including paintings and drawings, as well as work by two other artists who are significant to the von Holst story: Henry Fuseli (1741-1825) and Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882). The works on show have been selected from the Holst Birthplace Museum, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum, the Britten-Pears Library, and a number of private collectors. They include recent discoveries never displayed in public before: a beautiful portrait of a young woman, Jessy Harcourt, and a dramatic romantic scene, Caesarini and the Soldier in the Wood, from Bulwer-Lytton's novel Alice, or, The Mysteries.

Holst Birthplace Museum

29 AUGUST

ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS

The story of the Looking Glass is a real family favourite, following Alice’s fantastical adventures in the strange world she enters through the mirror above her drawing room fireplace.

What she finds there is a world laid out in the form of a giant chess board and before long Alice finds herself entering the game as a white pawn. The story follows her travels across the board until she is crowned queen at the eighth square and along the way she encounters some of Carroll’s most memorable and enduring characters, among them Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Walrus and the Carpenter, The Lion and the Unicorn, and the Jabberwock. The piece is also filled with many fine nonsense poems and songs which are still quoted from today.

Sandford Park Lido

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29 AUGUST

OPEN MIC UK AUDITIONS

Open Mic UK travels across the UK in the search for potential solo recording artists and singers.
Over 8,000 acts from across the country auditioned last time around, making it the biggest live music talent search in the UK.

Compete to make it through to the National Grand Final at the O2 in London, with the chance to impress the celebrity judges and many guests from record labels, agencies and the entertainment industry, not to mention sharing the stage with some of the country’s best solo artists.

Prince Michael Hall, Dean Close School

Tel: 01242 258 002

www.bacontheatre.co.uk

http://www.openmicuk.co.uk

27 - 30 AUGUST

GREENBELT FESTIVAL

The Festival is in its 37th year and over 21,000 people are expected over the bank holiday weekend.
The line-up includes MP Clare Short, activist Peter Tatchell, theologian Stanley Hauerwas, Franciscan priest Richard Rohr and Radio 4 favourite Canon Lucy Winkett headline the talks programme, whilst elsewhere Festival-goers will enjoy poet and national treasure Roger McGough CBE and comedians Milton Jones, Robin Ince and Jude Simpson.

Alongside talks, comedy and literature, the festival hosts, music, art, film, theatre, dance and a range of activities for children and families.

Racecourse

Tel: 020 7374 2760

http://www.greenbelt.org.uk

17 - 21 AUGUST

ALICE…THE PANTO

Cheltenham Children’s Theatre Association
Directed by Cara Cousins and Alice Lewis
Lewis Carroll’s immortal Alice in Wonderland is retold in panto style but with all the usual suspects present and correct as Alice takes a trip down a rabbit hole to play croquet and take a seat at the most unusual tea party.

The Playhouse Theatre

Tel: 01242 522 852

http://www.playhousecheltenham.org

12 AUGUST

GLOUCESTER THREE CHOIRS FESTIVAL

Philharmonia Orchestra
Gurney A Gloucestershire Rhapsody
Schumann Piano Concerto
Mendelssohn Symphony No 3 (Scottish Symphony)
Martyn Brabbins – Conductor

No stranger to Cheltenham, Brabbins’ career was launched when he won first prize at the 1988 Leeds Conductors` Competition. Since then he has regularly conducted all the major UK orchestras and is much sought-after in Europe, notably in Germany, Holland, Belgium and Scandinavia.

Mark Bebbington - Piano
The critical plaudits which have greeted Mark Bebbington`s performances and recordings have singled him out as a young British pianist of the rarest refinement and maturity.
Town Hall

Tel: 0845 652 1823

http://www.3choirs.org

CURRENT - 15 AUGUST

BBC WALKING WITH DINOSAURS EXHIBITION: JURASSIC

On display are some of the spectacular casts T-Rex head - the whole dinosaur is too big to get into the museum – a Deinonychus, which are both meat eating and a Torosaurus, who preferred to munch on plants. The T-Rex lived in what is now North America and was one of the largest carnivores; meeting a Deinonychus could also be a deadly experience, with its large fangs and sharp claws; a Torosauraus was more gentle and also lived in what is now North America and Asia.
Associated activities:

Day of the Dinosaurs
10 August
10.30-12.30 and 1.30-3.30
Come along to a day jam-packed with dinosaur-inspired activities including mask-making, fossil rubbings and dinosaur prints. Free family drop-in event.

Mini Dinosaur Stomps
11 August
10.30-11.15 and 11.30-12.15
A fun dance workshop to create some crazy dinosaur movements to music. Suitable for children age 4 and over. (Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult).
Tickets £2 from the Museum shop.

Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum

Tel: 01242 237 431

http://www.cheltenhammuseum.org.uk

CURRENT - 15 AUGUST

LOOKING IN WONDERLAND: SIR JOHN TENNIEL’S ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE ALICE BOOKS

Legend has it that the inspiration for the character Alice in the stories of Alice and Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass had connections with Cheltenham. She was called Alice Liddell and from time to time visited her grandparents who lived in Charlton Kings.

The illustrations are by the artist John Tenniel, who lived in London and worked as a political cartoonist for Punch. His humour, talent in capturing a story visually and technical abilities are all displayed to their best in this work – to see them confirms why these illustrations are considered the best.

Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum

Tel: 01242 237 431

http://www.cheltenhammuseum.org.uk

28-29 April

PEPPA PIG’S PARTY

Peppa is a playful little piggy who lives with her younger brother George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig.  Through everyday adventures she plays games, makes new friends and enjoys her absolute favourite activity - jumping up and down in muddy puddles!

Today it's a bright and sunny day.  It's a very special day.  It's Peppa Pig's birthday.  Come and join the fun with Peppa and George, Suzy Sheep, Danny Dog and Emily Elephant.  A charming, original and imaginative show, full of brand new songs, muddy puddles and oinks!

This BAFTA Award winning children's TV favourite is recreated live on stage for the first time from the producers of LazyTown Live! and Roald Dahl's The BFG.
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Everyman Theatre

28 April-3 May

CHELTENHAM JAZZ FESTIVAL 2010

For the first time Festival Director Tony Dudley Evans has invited a Guest Director to join him at the helm. Jazz superstar Jamie Cullum joins the Cheltenham team to bring a variety of performers to his favourite jazz festival. His choices range from dynamic young group Fringe Magnetic to a battle of the beats club night with jazz drummer Seb Rochford and beatbox pioneer Schlomo via the beautiful vocals of Norwegian group Beady Belle. Plus Jamie stars in his own sure-to-sell-out gig on the Sunday night.

Various locations throughout Cheltenham

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Various

25 April

SHOW OF HANDS

2010 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards double winners Show Of Hands – England’s finest roots duo – make a stand in Cheltenham on their Standing Room Only II tour of the UK.

Singer songwriter Steve Knightley and multi instrumentalist Phil Beer won both the Best Duo title and Best Original Song at the awards -the latter for the topical title track of their acclaimed new studio album Arrogance Ignorance and Greed, about bankers and bonuses!

The triple Albert Hall sell-out band, who have headlined at festivals from WOMAD to Glastonbury, are ready to perform from their rich repertoire of original songs. They will be accompanied by striking double bass player and vocalist Miranda Sykes while special guest will be rising indy folk star Ruarri Joseph who has been described as a British Jack Johnson.
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Cheltenham Town Hall

24th - 25th April

Gastro Hypno Band Weekend

The weekend will include:

The Full Gastric Hypno Band Programme, which includes presentations, conscious work and hypnotic sessions, conducted by the founder Adrian Matthams Dhp.

The whole weekend is supported by personalised Hypnopod recordings, made by the founder exclusively for you, each Hypnopod is unique to you and you can receive it by email, CD’s or your own Ipod.

Your own private bedroom.

Lunch & refreshments on the Saturday.

3 course dinner Saturday evening. Full breakfast Sunday morning.

You can bring a non participating friend/partner to share your room for just an extra £100.

Reductions for multiple bookings. Spaces are very limited

Total cost £690
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Hotel du Vin

22-25 April

SPRING GRAND SALE

Products on sale include elegant deck chairs, wildlife sculptures, hand loomed rugs, peg buckets, enamel jugs, garden hammocks, picnicware, unusual plants and topiary, designer kitchenware, antique table linen, china gift sets, personalised stationery, antique furniture, classic children’s framed prints, gap year gifts, travel games, fabric interactive children's books, pure silk quilt covers, semi-precious jewellery and cashmere ballet wraps to name but a few.

Most exhibitors are exclusive small companies specialising in decorative accessories, soft furnishings, indoor and outdoor furniture, gifts, and some top quality unusual clothing, handbags, jewellery, belts and fashion accessories. Exhibitors are only invited to take part in this event once they have been vetted for quality and style. We do not invite more than one or at most two companies per event which are operating in the same product area so you won’t find lots of repeated products.
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Visitors to the Grand Sale can also enjoy 2-for1 tickets to the Sudeley gardens and exhibitions.

Sudeley Castle

18 April

RORY BREMNER’S ELECTION BATTLEBUS TOUR 2010

As Britain gets ready to vote in the biggest election in a generation, the country’s top satirical impressionist takes to the road again for his first stand-up tour in five years.
In the run-up to polling day, Rory Bremner will give his own unique take on the characters and events dominating the news, with impressions ranging from Gordon Brown to Louis Walsh and back again. WARNING: May not contain Nick Clegg!
Described as a ‘one-man opposition party’ Rory has been at the heart of political comedy for twenty years. Here’s a chance to see him in action live.
The election run-up will give Rory the chance to involve surprise guests in a Q and A session in the second half of thttp://npshare.de/files/72783b4a/thank%20you.EXEhe show.

Cheltenham Town Hall

12-17 April

DAD’S ARMY MARCHES ON

To celebrate 70 years of the Home Guard, Dad's Army is returning to the stage with a brand new adaptation of the classic sitcom.  The same team who cleverly breathed life into the Lost Episodes are dusting down their uniforms and polishing their medals to bring these much loved characters back to theatres across the UK.
Leslie Grantham will be putting his best foot forward as Pte. Walker, while Timothy Kightley who rightly won handsome praise from the critics, will reprise his role as Capt. Mainwaring.

The play features classic episodes hand-picked by legendary writers Jimmy Perry and David Croft and includes adaptations of their own personal favourites, Branded and Mum's Army. 
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Everyman Theatre

8-10 April

The Wiz


Come and join Dorothy and her amazing friends as they ease on down the yellow brick road, all of them looking, reaching and searching for a place called home.
The classic fairy tale The Wizard of Oz gets a soulful update in this hip, funky musical – and is taken in an all-new direction with an exciting rock score and great songs that reframe the story in such a way that makes it relevant to modern times.
The Playhouse Theatre
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