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This thought-provoking film, focusing on the realities of aging and hidden regrets, features stellar acting by Ciaran Hinds and Lesley Manville. They expertly portray the suppressed emotions and deep devotion of a couple who have been married for decades.
Anne Baker has been a popular volunteer at St. George’s Hall since 2013 and decided to celebrate her 80th year by taking on the world’s fastest zip wire to raise £1,200 for St. George’s Hall, a registered charity. On Friday 10th July, Anne will be flying at up to 100 mph down Europe's longest zip line at Penrhyn Quarry, Snowdonia. Please help her reach her target by donating through the link.
Rob Barratt is a Dudley-born and Cornwall-based comic poet, humourist and singer. His brain-tickling, word-mangling performance combines clever word play, verse and song with satire, parody and audience participation. “This is not only clever but I think it’s very funny” (Mike Harding)
British actor Josh O’Connor stars in this brilliant ‘anti-heist’ film that gets the robbery out of the way early and focuses on its messy aftermath. It’s an atmospheric, character-driven drama that cleverly subverts the usual heist-movie clichés.
BAFTA Award-winner Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread) joins Aidan Turner (Rivals) in a striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of the classic novel, where among the glittering salons of the super-rich, one misstep can mean ruin.
A chilling, examination of the inner workings of modern Russia. Adapted from the best-selling novel, it depicts how, using reality-TV tactics and mass media, an obscure KGB officer, Vladimir Putin, became the Czar-like figure of today.
From the rich vein of artists that emanate from the Severn Valley and the Hudson Valley in the USA, Hudson Severn come together from time to time to play a handful of shows and once again return to Bewdley on Saturday 25th July 2026.
In this dark comedy, the “mesmerising” star Glen Powell plays a man who could inherit $27 billion. Seven relatives stand in his way. It’s a zippy, easy-watching makeover of the 1949 British classic Kind Hearts and Coronets.
Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman have long established themselves as one of British folk music’s most rewardingly enduring partnerships. Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman have entwined their professional and personal relationship into an enviable class act of imaginative songwriting and musicianship. The Dartmoor-based husband and wife have twice won the coveted 'Best Duo' title at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, and they consistently deliver assured, distinctive performances whether live or recorded.
With exceptional musicianship and boundless energy, Granny’s Attic are going from strength to strength. Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne (melodeon, anglo concertina, vocals), George Sansome (guitar, vocals) and Lewis Wood (violin, vocals) have honed their skills touring the UK and Europe. The trio have been heralded for their lively performances and skilled delivery of traditional material, playing with verve, energy and their own inimitable style. “Their high-octane take on English folk has brought a whole new audience to the genre” The Irish Times