"Stefan French is a Dublin based film composer providing original music for documentaries, short films, corporate videos, features, etc. He has completed the 'Composition for Film/TV' course at ...

Tonight will see generally cloudy conditions. The odd light shower cannot be ruled out locally under the thickest cloud. A gentle easterly breeze. Tuesday Generally cloudy skies tomorrow morning ...

The novel tells the story of two childhoods in the fictional Maine town of "Sutton" in the first half of the 20th century. Falmouth Memorial Library will host a book launch of “Sutton Tales ...

The Repertory Theatre class presented “Little Women,” their spring musical, from Monday, April 29 through Thursday, May 2. “Little Women” is the class’s last show of the year, marking the end of the ...

An archaeological dig has revealed a village existed nearly 3,000 years earlier than the medieval period that historians initially thought it dated from. The excavation at Sharnbrook, near Bedford ...

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Hello – I'm Time Out’s theatre editor and also a parent, something that has considerable overlap in London, a city with three dedicated kids theatres and where pretty much every other theatre ...

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Excavations – ahead of a housing development in Sharnbrook – have revealed evidence of Bedfordshire’s early farmers. Discoveries from the site include early Bronze Age pottery, the remains of a late ...

Friendship among a “band of sisters,” self-discovery and chasing your dreams. Plus a dash of romance. “Waitress, The Musical,” opens this Wednesday at Mill Mountain Theatre for a three-week run. More ...

The owners of a 14th Century mill are trying to raise funds to pay for urgent repairs to its water wheel. David Fletcher, 91, bought the mill in Hebden Bridge in the 1970s and spent years ...

Riotously entertaining revival of Peter Quilter’s play about a famously bad singer hits all the right notes The notion of a singer finding adulation and fame despite possessing not one iota of ...