Category: Entertainment

(Youth Theatre explore Local History in Performance) Saturday 12th March – Saturday 19th March Performances.

The Birmingham Bach Choir returns to the Jewellery Quarter for their always anticipated traditional Christmas.

For Museums at Night this October the Coffin Works have joined forces with Birmingham’s notorious.

(17th September to 23rd September 2015) The Blue Orange Theatre is to present the rarely.

by Anna Gibson Following previous Jazz Festivals where Anna was a main organiser, she was.

The work of three leading French composers will be performed by Birmingham Bach Choir at.

(20th April to 27th July 2015) Blue Orange Arts embarks on two new social projects.

Once again the Blue Orange Theatre presents a Half Term Youth Theatre Workshop for all.

This classic psychological thriller appears in a new adaptation for Blue Orange. A young Governess.

After the success of ‘A Female Perspective’ in April, the Blue Orange writers once again.

At the BJA’s Award Ceremony to celebrate the successes of 2014 across its diverse membership,.

At the Blue Orange Theatre This classic fairytale is of two completely different people who.

A monster lurks around the corner at the Blue Orange Theatre! Following on from Dracula.

Be sure not to miss this year’s Jewellery & Giftware Ball (in aid of the.

The Blue Orange Theatre are pleased to announce their recent touring production entitled Statistics Unavailable.

During the first half of September a series of special promenade drama performances were held.

A brand new, weekly prime-time reality pub quiz show for Sky 1 has chosen Birmingham’s.

The latest project from Blue Orange Arts entitled ‘Behind the Glass’ seeks to explore issues.

The Blue Orange Youth Theatre is proud to celebrate its 1st birthday! The Blue Orange.

After previous successful summer festivals, Bitters ‘n Twisted Venues are on a mission to unite.

Statistics Unavailable is an exciting and thought provoking production consisting of four new pieces of.

The Jam House in St Pauls Square is hosting three consecutive nights of live music.

Blue Orange Arts (the resident charity at the Blue Orange Theatre) are extremely excited to.

The Blue Orange Writers group, or BOW for short, is celebrating its 1st birthday. Since.

The Blue Orange Theatre is pleased to present Shakespeare’s murderous tale of greed, witchcraft and.

5 December 2013 – The St John’s Hotel, 651 Warwick Road – Solihull B91 1AT The.

Birmingham-based theatre company Stan’s Cafe celebrate their fifth anniversary of @ AE Harris, their Jewellery.

A sell out – Alexander O’Neal has sold out all tickets and restaurant spaces at.

Music fans descended on Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter on 10th July to honour the finest musicians.

The British Jewellery Giftware & Finishing Federation Benevolent Society are again having the Jewellery &.