Arts & Culture
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A Cambridge Haunting at the Arts Theatre After its West End success, 2:22 A Ghost Story is set to scare at the Arts Theatre. We talk twists and tension with...
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Out on a Grimm The ultimate alternative Christmas show, Hansel & Gretel returns to the Junction this December. Phoebe Harper talks fairy tales, forests and folk music with artistic director...
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A Dame to Delight Ahead of his starring role in Mother Goose at the Arts Theatre, we catch up with Cambridge’s number one pantomime dame Matt Crosby (more…)
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With the festive season waiting in the wings, we lift the lid on the Thursford Christmas Spectacular – an unparalleled extravaganza of entertainment (more…)
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This community-led event brings out Cambridge’s best, from its historical origins to modern-day advancements and everything in between (more…)
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The creative studio spaces of Cambridge throw open their doors throughout July, inviting you to explore the art created within (more…)
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Alex Fice speaks to The Pentacle Club – Cambridge’s most renowned magic group – ahead of its dazzling show at Cambridge Junction this month (more…)
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The Extraordinary Objects exhibition showcases a collection of British artists overflowing with sarcasm and irony, celebrating unique British humour (more…)
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A joyous, funny and honest show for International Women's Day Two Destination Language presents Katherina Radeva in 40/40 at Cambridge Junction on Wednesday 6th and Thursday 7th March 40/40 is an inspiring, insightful,...
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Case in Pointe Joseph Sissens is the Cambridge-born dancer taking the ballet world by storm. We follow his inspirational trajectory to becoming first soloist at The Royal Ballet. Words by Joy...
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The Cambridge Club gets set to sparkle with stellar line-up Don’t miss the musical event of the year, with headline acts including Jessie Ware, Chaka Khan, The Family Stone, plus...
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Edition’s Guide to Christmas Carols Get your festive senses tingling with these fine choral performances in and around Cambridge this December (more…)
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Edition takes a trip to Newmarket, discovering heritage, luxury hospitality and family fun in our West Suffolk neighbour (more…)
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Cambridge’s annual culinary celebration serves up fabulous fare at discount rates – in top venues all across the city. Read on to find out how you can get involved! (more…)
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A famous Christmas hit is reimagined in The Town and Gown’s current show, which runs until 24 December (more…)
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From eminent novelists to culinary masters, there was a veritable feast of events at this year’s winter festival – Edition reviews (more…)
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A Celebration of Creativity Advertisement feature The inaugural Cambridge Arts Festival takes the city by storm An exciting blend of colour, culture and creativity, the city will host its first...
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Cambridge Beer Festival is finally back for another boozy extravaganza this year – Miriam Balanescu catches up with festival organiser Anthony Mobbs (more…)
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by Alex FiceEdition speaks to drag royalty Kitty Scott-Claus and Ella Vaday ahead of their fabulously festive live performance at Cambridge Junction on 12 December. Category is… Christmas! (more…) -
Aspiring poets old and young competed at Sancton Wood School in Cambridge in front of judges Gyles Brandreth, Waterstone Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho and Lucy Cuthew (more…)
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Public art commission 'Mother...' by Studio Morison at Wicken Fen (image by Mike Selby) Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s March: spring...
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It’s February, a month of renewal – and love, apparently. Hard to remember these things, when we are reminded, every nanosecond it seems, of an impending apocalypse. Even if you...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s a new year. Time to start with bold new intentions. Time to ‘live the changes...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge art salon, gives her arty picks of the month No animal, according to the rules of animal etiquette, is ever expected to do anything strenuous,...
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A Cambridge Writer's Diary Avid lifelong storyteller and acclaimed crime author Leonie Swann shares an in-depth insight into her unique writing process I enjoy telling stories about unlikely heroes. For...
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This month’s picks include thrilling speculative fiction, a twisting crime drama and a wistful wartime ode to the beauty of the Fens (more…)
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Rom-com queen and Cambridgeshire dweller Lucy Vine reveals all about her writing life and fifth novel, Seven Exes (more…)
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Is the next Zadie Smith waiting to be discovered in The Mays 31? Co-editor Lotte Brundle tells us about this publication’s remarkable lineage and knack for spotting incredible talent (more…)
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Amon Warmann, critic and programmer at this year’s Cambridge Film Festival, speaks to Miriam Balanescu about what’s in store for 2023 (more…)
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Discover your August on-screen film and TV essentials (more…)
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The annual Watersprite Festival brings together young filmmakers with talent to burn – Miriam Balanescu meets this year’s film festival director, Charlotte Matheson (more…)
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From humble beginnings in Sawston, has forged an impressive on-screen career – Miriam Balanescu gets to know the formidable actor, Steven Mackintosh (more…)