Entertainment & Reviews

Aspiring artists given a chance to shine with Plymouth Young Contemporary Open 2016

Budding artists from across the Plymouth area are being challenged to get creative as part of a new bi-annual competition being staged in the city.

The Plymouth Young Contemporary Open (PYCO) 2016 is designed to showcase the incredible talent of the area’s children and young people.

Anyone aged four to 30 who is living, working or studying in the Plymouth area will be invited...

Major new exhibition explores relationship between toys and conflict

A new exhibition which opened at Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery on 6 February explores the role of warfare in children's play from 1800 to the present day.

‘War Games’ is a nationally touring exhibition from the V&A Museum of Childhood and will be on display until 18 June.

The show, which is designed for adults and children, allows visitors to investigate how toys...

Give Barbican Leisure Park your best ‘Blue Steel'

To celebrate the return of iconic and hilarious male supermodel ‘Zoolander’ to the big screen, Barbican Leisure Park has created a selfie competition with a difference.

Calling out for people of Plymouth to share their very best ‘Blue Steel’ selfies for the chance of winning a free meal and movie tickets to the new Zoolander 2 movie.

The hotly anticipated film hits our cinema...

Lord Toby Jug Official State Visit

Lord Toby Jug, leader of The Eccentric Party of Great Britain, will be attending the opening night of the play 'Monster Raving Loony' about the life and times of his late friend and party leader, Screaming Lord Sutch.

The play opens on February 6th at the Plymouth Theatre Royal. Lord Toby will be meeting writer James Graham, and actor Samuel James, who plays Screaming Lord Sutch, after...

Rose Collis brings her one woman show to Plymouth

Rose Collis Brings Acclaimed One-Woman Show to Plymouth for LGBT History Month

Writer and performer Rose Collis brings her acclaimed one-woman musical cabaret show to Plymouth Central Library and Exeter Library as part of an Arts Council-funded tour for LGBT History Month 2016.

'Trouser-Wearing Characters' is the first ever musical cabaret show written and performed by a...

The Musketeers comes to Ridgeway School

Swordfights, adventures, balloon crashes,love at first sight, more swordfights, and that’s just one scene.

Ridgeway School Company presents their brand new, wholly original, never before seen school musical “The Musketeers!”

With over sixty students from across the school taking part this is a real labour of love from the Ridgeway Performing Arts team.

The Musketeers...

Year round Party Nights launched at Plymouth Pavilions

Because parties aren't just for Christmas...

Hot on the heels of Plymouth's most extravagantly glitzy sold out Christmas parties, the city centre venue is now offering its audiences a new take on 'Dinner and a Show'.

On selected evenings throughout 2016, the Pavilions will be opening its doors to welcome customers to sit back and enjoy a sumptuous 3 course dinner whilst being...

From hearing loss to homelessness

A series of collaborative projects by students from Plymouth University will be showcased to the public at an exhibition this month.

Twelve BA (Hons) Photography students are taking part in the PHOLAB exhibition at Studio 102, a recently opened gallery and studio space on Vauxhall Street in Plymouth.

The work on show will include pieces produced in conjunction with city-based...

Chart topper Jamie Lawson heads home

“I first became aware of Jamie Lawson a few years ago, after hearing his track “Wasn’t Expecting That”. I very rarely get emotional over a track, but that song stopped me dead. He manages to put across such raw emotion within his work, and I knew immediately that I wanted to work with this guy in some way. Having decided to start my own label ‘Gingerbread Man Records’ with my label Atlantic...

Circus of Horrors: Welcome to the Carnevil

It’s fair to say many people have a fear of clowns, which is known as Coulrophobia. A child’s fear of an unfamiliar face has become widespread, with many developing a fear of clowns. The phobia leads to people in later life being anxious when confronted with clown costumes, a clowns facial features and of course their make up. A clown therefore would not seem to be the ideal employment for...

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