Reviews

Editor Jeremy Ransome was at the Centre on Saturday to review the latest production from the Spalding youth theatre group.

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Find out what Mercury editor Kerry Coupe thought of show.

Asian 'soul' food promised in surrounds inspired by chef's travels.

Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes (American Beauty) turns his hand to a play about the dangers of making money.

The most successful gospel music album in history can now be seen in movie form.

Spalding Folk Club welcomed folk/Americana group The Mile Roses to South Holland Centre on Wednesday night.

The ideal response to recent unrest in Crowland over recent months came from singers Divers Voyces on Saturday.

Small Island, the play based on Andrea Levy’s 2005 historical novel, centres on two couples - Queenie and Bernard, Hortense and Gilbert.

Turning the challenges of depression into a cabaret musical is a big risk in anyone's language.

Spalding's South Holland Centre staged a Celtic music free-for-all earlier this month.

Jeremy Ransome visits Castle Donington with his 16-year-old son...and is wonderfully surprised

Bourne-based folk troubadours Pennyless are back with their sixth studio album, Strange Dreams.

Songs of life ... Prosecco-fuelled profiles instantly likeable

When the band played in Spalding recently, music student Patrick Walsh went along to meet them

Old Hat Jazz Band brought a mix of old rag time and more modern interpretations of the music genre to Long Sutton.

Jeremy Ransome reviews SADOS perform the famous show at Spalding's South Holland Centre

Gavin Miller tries out the ever-evolving multi-player

Dartmoor-based folk couple Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman launched Spalding Folk Club's 40th anniversary celebrations.

The audible gasps from inside South Holland Centre said it all about Knot.