People in Plymouth are being urged to tell the City Council which local services they value most before decisions are made on how to deal with funding cuts imposed by the Government.
The Council is launching a ‘Listening Plymouth’ survey to seek residents’ views before it has to make tough decisions about services in order to set its budget for the next year.
A Plymouth based cutting edge medical firm is creating ten new jobs with support from Plymouth City Council.
The Plymouth International Medical and Technology Park is already a thriving home to medical, technology and research and development organisations. Now the Council is selling a one acre plot to a developer so a high tech health company can move in.
Mayflower West car park is to be demolished and a new surface level car park created, Plymouth City Council has announced.
Structural survey consultants have been on site to draw up a demolition plan for the structure which was closed in September following a structural review.
The car park, which was built in 1965, is the oldest major car park in the city centre and although...
Rambert, a powerhouse of dance since 1926, presents a spectacular evening of entertainment featuring terrific dancers, wonderful costumes and great live music from the Rambert Orchestra.
At the heart of the performance is Barak Marshall’s The Castaways – a humorous and uplifting tale set to a vibrant mix of Yiddish music and popular American tunes. Barak’s truly unique style combining popular music, inventive dance and enthralling storylines make for a compelling spectacle.
Screams echo through corridors. A forest echoes with the sound of gunfire. At Claire’s choir rehearsal, something terrible happens.
David Greig’s daring new play asks how far forgiveness will stretch in the face of atrocity. Featuring local choirs and a soaring soundtrack, The Events tells of tragedy, obsession and our destructive desire to fathom the unfathomable.
Greig’s recent plays include Midsummer , Dunsinane , The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart and the new musical Charlie and the Chocolate Factory .
Inspired by the music of Madness, this raucous musical comedy is an uplifting tale of life and love, heartbreak and hilarity, good and bad, set in London’s famous Camden Town in the mid-80s.
It’s Joe Casey’s 16th birthday and tonight’s the night he’s treating his girlfriend Sarah to an evening in a brand new luxury apartment – the only problem is he has to break in! When the police turn up Joe has to decide – run away, or face the music – a choice that will set the course of his life, and his love, forever.
Bringing together one of the most successful British writers with...
You’d be absolutely barking to miss this pipesmoking new show as Holmes and Watson embark on their most dangerous adventure yet… hunting down the Hound of the Baskervilles! It’s elementary! It’s also downright hilarious as comedy national treasure Joe Pasquale takes on the lead role in the ultimate Sherlock Holmes spoof.
Following a sell-out run at the National Theatre, Alan Bennett’s acclaimed new comedy People tours the UK.
People spoil things; there are so many of them and the last thing one wants is them traipsing through one’s house. But with the park a jungle and a bath on the billiard table, what is Dorothy to do?
Her archdeacon sister wants to hand the estate to the care of the National Trust, but Dorothy favours a more creative solution.
People reunites Alan Bennett with director Nicholas Hytner, following their collaborations on the celebrated The...
“Look, here we are with time to kill, enough hash brownies to get the entire population of Oxford high and two guitars. Let’s just jam, man, like the old days”
An Oxford College Ball, June 1973. Genius folk musician John Martyn is on the bill and he’s brought along his equally brilliant friend, Nick Drake. Despite their wildly different natures – John is a maverick; charming, brash and reckless, whilst Nick is shy and pensive – the two are close friends. But whereas Martyn’s career has taken off with the release of his groundbreaking album, Solid Air , Nick’s has stalled...
Eve Ensler’s hilarious Broadway and West End smash hit is back, featuring feisty Hollie-Jay Bowes ( Hollyoaks ), TV favourite Terri Dwyer ( Hollyoaks , Grange Hill , Loose Women ) and national treasure Diane Keen ( Doctors , Ruth Rendell Mysteries ).
An unmissable show for every generation – bring your mum, your best friend, your sister or even your gran – this is the ultimate girls’ night out… trust us!
The Vagina Monologues donates a percentage of revenue from ticket sales to V-Day benefiting women’s...
