Reviews

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.

It has been said that amateur theatre is in crisis.

Bedford singer-songwriter Danni Nicholls has been bitten by the music-making bug since she was eight.

Act II Theatre Company's Sweeney Todd should have proved one ambitious step too far.

Célia Jesus reviews the alternative rock band's latest offering

A passing of the mantle, a changing of the guard, a handover of office happened in Spalding on Friday night.

Metal fan Alfie Ransome compares Yorkshire lads to Slipknot...

There were no words of introduction for Boston Sinfonia's concert in Frampton on Saturday night.

In May 2018, Spalding Today reviewed a three-track EP released by Mansfield singer-songwriter Georgie (24).

The musical love affair between Spalding and bluegrass music is set to continue when Mile Twelve comes to town.

Leila Wigger enjoys watching top impersonator JD King at the South Holland Centre

Just as Jeff Bridges cemented his place in acting as "The Dude" in the film, The Big Lebowski, Sam Lewis is making waves in music.

The number of people dancing at Spalding’s South Holland Centre last Saturday night was good news for The Soft Tone Needles.

What could be a better way to start the half-term holidays in Crowland than with a good family pantomime?

Act II Theatre Company's pair of brilliant minds, Charlotte and Karl Gernert, never play safe.

Jemma Bausor (oboe), Helen James (clarinet) and Alexandra Davidson (bassoon) stood up for the woodwind family in Spalding on Sunday.

Amateur theatre is the lifeblood of England's cities, towns and villages, but nothing comes close to London’s West End.

David Hare's play I'm Not Running is an example of why one US newspaper called him "the premiere political dramatist writing in English".