Reviews

Romanian-born pianist Cristian Sandrin opened the 35th season of South Holland Concerts in Spalding on Sunday.

An auditorium full of cycling enthusiasts in Spalding soaked up an hour-long trip back to a notorious episode in sporting history.

Legends of the English stage rarely come as qualified as Sir Ian McKellen with almost 70 years of theatre roles behind him.

Brilliant acting, a great performance from the brass band they made from scratch and a wonderful tribute to Philip Bosworth

St Nicolas Players have taken on one of their darkest and most challenging productions in Brassed Off.

Scottish folk singer Karine Polwart holds nothing back in tackling world issues on her new album Laws of Motion.

Award-winning rhythm 'n blues (R&B) sensation Jorja Smith performed at UEA to start her sold-out UK tour.

THEATRE REVIEW: The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde Season Live, South Holland Centre, Spalding

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Published by Pamona Books and out October 15

By Act II Theatre Company at the South Holland Centre, Spalding

Allister Webb joined the audience when cricket legend Jonathan Agnew visited the South Holland Centre

The life of Saint Peter has been turned into a musical by retired Anglican priest Richard Rice-Oxley and his wife Sylvia.

New York City glam rock trio Sunflower Bean are sticking up for the 1970s with their second album, Twentytwo in Blue.

Port Cities, the debut album by Canadian band Port Cities, is one of the best 41 minutes of music I have heard in my life.

When Sheku Kanneh-Mason won BBC Young Musician of the Year 2016, musician Chi-chi Nwanoku described him as "an unusually gifted individual".

Canadian pianist Chilly "Gonzo" Gonzales has worked music stars, such as Drake, Daft Punk and Jarvis Cocker (Pulp).

The pop-country music scene has been electrified by Americans Carrie Underwood, Kacey Musgraves, Shania Twain and Faith Hill.

Slow Air, the fourth album by Anglo/American pair Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray, may never have happened without a chance meeting in 2009.