Five-star and Moliere Award winning theatre show, In Other Words, heads to The Point, Eastleigh on Friday 14 March. In Other Words is a deeply affecting love story, exploring the transformative power of music to help reconnect those living with dementia to their loved ones and the world around...
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Young artists’ work exhibited at historical Southampton landmark
In a vibrant celebration of youth creativity, Southampton charity In Focus Education & Development showcased two photographic exhibitions on Wednesday 26th February, highlighting the transformative power of arts-based learning among young people in collaboration with GO! Southampton, the Business Improvement District (BID) for Southampton City Centre. The evening’s programme...
Book review: The Sirens – Emilia Hart
By Laura McCarthy. Fans of Emilia Hart’s Weyward will be overjoyed at the release of her latest novel, The Sirens, published February 13, 2025. The narrative is delivered through a dual timeline, shifting between 1800 and 2019; in 1800, two Irish sisters are forced onto a convict ship bound...
Heritage: the highest point in Southampton
By Martin Brisland. How High the Moon is a jazz standard song dating from 1940. The enduring popularity, since it started in 1955, of the Guinness World Records books shows that people are always fascinated to learn what is the fastest, longest, heaviest, oldest, tallest in any given field....
Preview: Dreamcoat Stars, Theatre Royal Winchester
Musical theatre fans can enjoy every minute of Dreamcoat Stars – a chance to revel in the biggest musical numbers – when the show returns to Theatre Royal Winchester on Sunday 16 March. Dreamcoat Stars features four sensational singers from the global hit, Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat, performing...
Book Review: The Transgender Issue – Shon Faye
By Mabel Wellman. In continuation of the articles for LGBT History Month, I have very much looked forward to rereading perhaps the most important book released for transgender people in decades, originally published in 2021. This book is not, by definition, a history book. Instead, Faye has written an...
Crowdfunder set up to support Southampton vegan cafe after break in
A popular blogger – The Bearded Vegan – has set up a crowdfunder to support Southampton’s Cafe Thrive. The popular Southampton city centre vegan cafe shared a social media post this morning (28/2/25) sharing that last night their front door was smashed and staff tip jar was stolen. They...
Review: Picture You Dead – Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
By Dan O’Farrell. The crime genre has been a massively popular feature of British cultural life since the first Sherlock Holmes stories rolled off the Victorian printing presses. TV schedules are still awash with ‘whodunnits’, murder-mysteries and increasingly dark thrillers, and crime fiction remains the most reliably high-selling flavour...
Preview: Three Little Vikings, Theatre Royal Winchester
Child audiences and their grown-ups are invited to meet three brave little Viking girls when Three Little Vikings comes to Theatre Royal Winchester on Saturday 15 March. Three Little Vikings tells the story of three little girls from a Viking village where everything is going wrong – chickens are...
Review: Hinds, Papillion, Southampton 25/02/2025
By Darren Grayer. After releasing their third studio album The Prettiest Curse in 2020, Spanish indie rockers Hinds were ironically hit with indifferent fortunes. The band split, losing their rhythm section, then parted company with their management and record label. That left founding members, Carlotta Cosials and Ana Garcia...