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Philip Shaw is heading back to his time as a safari guide and launching his first solo exhibition, Encounters with the Wild.

Layla Cope's big mural project with all female street/graffiti art collective celebrates International Women's Day.

Comic Relief has unveiled a new red nose for 2023 but its unique design has left some families and schools frustrated.

Box office opened on Monday morning for the festival running from May 6-20.

Complicité's Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, at the Oxford Playhouse, review by JON LEWIS.

Exceptional entertainment from the blues boy from Bromley.

'Immersive' 12-week run set across both the Watermill auditorium and gardens.

Mathilde Milwidsky to play the Korngold violin concerto in D Major.

Tribute Live/Wire goes down a storm at Arlington Arts.

Four artists and makers come together for bank holiday show.

Cassie Friend's On Track comedy comes to the Corn Exchange.

Dynamic and powerful production from Pilot Theatre brings reinterpretation of the Romeo and Juliet story to the stage.

Cecilia Consort chamber choir concert at St John’s Church, entitled Canticles of Creation.

It's not often that a new singer songwriter breaks the mould, with professional musicians queuing up to help them launch their career.

Our pick of six children's books for March.

The Base 'My Wildlife’ competition asked budding photographers of all ages to capture the wonders of the natural world.

81 acts join the previously announced headliners for August weekend.

PCS looking forward to Spring Concert at Falklands Memorial Chapel after long lay-off.

Jon Boden reminds us that folk music is about the future as well as the past.

Three performances at Basingstoke's Haymarket reflect upon the triumphs and challenges faced by women through the centuries and in the present day.