Anthemic, atmospheric and assured: Famy’s debut album sees the band come into their own – and they’re bringing their stadium-scale folk-rock to Cambridge this Sunday.
Continue reading Don’t miss: rising stars Famy play intimate gig in Cambridge this weekend
Cambridge is home to some of the most respected printmakers on the planet. Now, for the first time, their talents will be showcased together in a week of exhibitions, workshops and talks.
Continue reading World-class printmakers gather in Cambridge for unique exhibition
The London International Animation Festival comes to Cambridge this Saturday with a selection of the world’s most spectacular animated short films.
Continue reading Kids only: Amazing Animations at the Cambridge Picturehouse
“The goal of Chinese education is to get you a job after graduation,” says experimental animator Ray Lei. “They don’t expect you to come up with original ideas.” Thankfully, though, the 26 year old never learned to toe the line.
Continue reading Animator Ray Lei on why imagination trumps technique
Acclaimed 90s-esque grunge-pop duo Honeyblood bring their “irresistibly perky two-minute popsmarts” (MOJO) to Cambridge’s Portland Arms tonight.
Continue reading TONIGHT: Acclaimed indie duo Honeyblood play The Portland Arms
Starring James Norton and Robson Green, ITV’s upcoming murder mystery series is set in Cambridge in 1953.
Continue reading Watch the trailer for new 1950s TV series Grantchester
Comedian, TV host and Live at the Apollo regular John Bishop will play a one-off stand-up show at the Cambridge Corn Exchange this Thursday, giving a sneak peak of his brand new material.
Continue reading John Bishop’s work in progress show gives Cambridge a sneak preview
If you’re looking for something fun to do with the kids this Sunday, head over to the Cambridge Arts Theatre, where Watershed’s inventive production of Charlie and Lola’s Extremely New Play is showing for the final Cambridge date of its national tour.
Continue reading Last chance to see: Charlie and Lola’s Extremely New Play
Continue reading Artist Luciana Rosado on painting, parenthood and the power of words
Abandoned in Sarajevo as a baby, Cambridge-based filmmaker Oggi Tomic spent his childhood in government orphanages in the midst of a brutal war. His double BAFTA-award winning documentary Finding Family, co-directed with Chris Leslie, saw him return to Bosnia in search of answers – and to meet his mother for the first time. Continue reading Interview with Oggi Tomic, BAFTA-winning filmmaker
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