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What's On
Theatre review: Oedipussy at Royal & Derngate
IN the entertainment business it is a well-known fact that in order to send yourself up as properly inept, you have to be considerably better than those who try hard but attain only mediocrity.
Theatre review: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s Spanish Fiesta
I HAVE to admit I often underestimate the guitar as an instrument.
Roll up, roll up it’s David Essex at Milton Keynes
DAVID Essex stars in All the Fun of the Fair, his own musical set in a world of an East End funfair, at Milton Keynes Theatre this week.
Tickets on sale for two shows by UK rockers InMe
TICKETS are on sale for InMe who play two shows in the region next month.
Rising star McLennan headlines folk club
AWARD-winning folk star Ewan McLennan headlines The Great Knight Folk Club in Northampton on Tuesday night.
Cinema
Peril in the Pacific in Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
When the going gets tough, the tough get soppy in Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, an old-fashioned, gung-ho adventure based loosely on Jules Verne.
Family misfortunes in The Descendants
Good things come to those who wait and it’s been an agonising seven years since writer-director Alexander Payne ventured to the sun-dappled vineyards of the quirky Oscar-winning comedy Sideways.
Pushing boundaries in J Edgar
During a turbulent and contentious term in power spanning almost 50 years, J Edgar Hoover was instrumental in the fight against mounting criminality on the streets of America.
Lings Forum all set for a month of Oscars tipped films
A CINEMA in Northampton is gearing up for the Oscars by showing some of the films hotly tipped to win academy awards next month.
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Heroes on horseback in War Horse
The casualties of war extend far beyond the terrible loss of human life.
Music
Johnny Foreigner return for Labour Club show
TICKETS are on sale for Johnny Foreigner who return to Northampton in March for a headline show at The Labour Club.
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s sound of Spain on Derngate stage
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra returns to Northampton’s Royal & Derngate this weekend.
Concert in honour of Finedon Sessions founder
The Finedon Sessions hosts The Phil Wilton Memorial Concert tonight.
Post-hardcore screams at Northampton’s Penny Whistle
Silent Screams play at The Penny Whistle in Northampton on Saturday.
Concert to remember murdered music students Xing and Alice Ding raises scholarship money
A CONCERT to remember talented music students Xing and Alice Ding raised hundreds of pounds for a music scholarship set up in their name.
Restaurant Reviews
Restaurant review: Chillies - Northampton
IF I were a businessman hoping to establish a site for an Indian restaurant with a modern twist in Northampton, the shopping complex near Tesco Mereway would, I imagine, be near the bottom of a lengthy list; possibly somewhere between Brackmills Industrial Estate and Towcester Road Cemetery.
Restaurant Review: The Griffin’s Head - Mears Ashby
YOU could go to almost any pub in Northamptonshire on a Sunday and get a roast dinner, but how do you know if it will be a good one?
Revolution - Northampton
SNUGGLED down in a comfy couch in front of a roaring fire it was easy to forget I was in a Northampton bar and not off in some winter retreat, but the interior was just one of a number of surprises at Revolution in Northampton.
Earl of Dalkeith - Kettering
On our latest night out - this one an early Christmas celebration - we decided to start the festivities with a bite to eat.
Theatre
CBeebies stars at Corby theatre
CBEEBIES’ favourite double-act Chris and Pui are inviting children to join them at The Core in Corby tomorrow for their show jam-packed full of games and giggles.
Crime thriller will have you on the edge of your seat
A CITIZEN on the run is hunted down for a nameless crime in the thrilling play The Trial, coming to The Castle in Wellingborough this week.
A magical carpet ride at The Castle
A SHOW for young families featuring music, film and magic is at The Castle in Wellingborough tomorrow.
Chron print works to become temporary theatre
PART of the Chronicle & Echo’s former printing works will be transformed into a stage for the Royal & Derngate’s 2012 season.
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Friday 10 February 2012
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