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Karen Adams: "All good things have to come to a end and it's like knowing when to finish a painting"
John Farnham is showing a series of works based on human and animal forms, complemented by new paintings by his Austrian wife Lotte
Although Sunday is the first time Shaun Ryder and co will have played in Bishop’s Stortford, the town has already had a part to play in their career
Olivia Vandyk on a wonderful performance at Rhodes Arts Complex in Bishop's Stortford that’s faithful to a childhood favourite
A new exhibition is the largest in 40 years with an exclusive focus on his drawings.
Swan Lake, one of the most beloved classical ballets of all time, is to be staged in Bishop's Stortford as part of a national tour.
Four performances at Rhodes in April of a musical adaptation of Judith Kerr's best-selling children's story beloved by families for half a century
Cat Barkley looks ahead to the second Theatre in the Fields festival, more than 12 hours of drama, comedy, song, music and film in Furneux Pelham
Comedian Tim FitzHigham and BBC Radio 4's Duncan Walsh Atkins will be performing as comedy songsmiths Michael Flanders and Donald Swann.
The chaotic musical comedian, who was BGT runner-up in 2018 to Lost Voice Guy, will headline Laughing Bishops Comedy Club in June
Organisers of the Sawbo Open Mic Night say the regular acoustic event will struggle to survive without new performers
Irish singer-songwriter, just 21, has caused a stir with his striking vocal tone and delicate guitar playing since he pitched up outside M&S to busk
The ensemble are performing to raise money for the Methodist church's redevelopment project
Keyboard player Theo Howarth, drummer Ajit Gill and co to play double dates at world-famous Soho jazz club this weekend
Details are available from the website www.nationaltrust.org.uk/essex
Gin entrepreneur James Grant will open his distillery while Stortford's Ed Drewett and other stars will play in aid of three-year-old Archie Wilks
Uni student Sam Hobart has designed and created bespoke outfits for Water Lane theatre group's Much Ado About Nothing on a budget of £20 per character
The 64 youngsters aged between six and 18 are members of Theatretain in the town, Hertford and Ware.
The brand new four-week production runs from December 7 to January 5 and features 40 public performances
Carers can get in free, and key features will include more lighting, no adverts and a 15-minute interval
Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes rhapsodises about Fletcher Dexter's Elton John biopic
Frank conversation and local gossip from the Anna and Dave Sunday Surgery Unleashed.
