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New shows on sale include Savage, Singin’ in the Rain, It’s a Sin and Chicago.

Birmingham Hippodrome has announced a host of new shows coming to the main stage and Patrick Studio later this year and in 2027.

Tickets for all new shows will go on sale to Friends of Birmingham Hippodrome on Thursday 18th June at 12pm and on...


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Line-up unveiled for national fundraising tour.

One of the UK’s leading humanitarian charities, Human Appeal, announces the return of its Summer Comedy Tour in the UK for its second edition, expanding the tour to nine cities. The tour will bring together some of the world’s top international comedians for an unmissable night of stand-up, all in...


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B:Music to host opening ceremony of landmark Healing Arts Birmingham festival.

Birmingham-based music charity B:Music have announced that they are to be a central partner in Healing Arts Birmingham, a landmark new city-wide programme exploring the role of arts and culture in creating healthier, more connected communities.

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Dave Woodhall sees a gig of three thirds at Symphony Hall.

Elvis Costello is one of those artists who inspire devotion beyond all reason from his more committed followers. As someone who had never seen him live I did wonder how I’d fit in at a sold-out Symphony Hall, whether the lesser-known of his songs might be a bit self-indulgent to these ...


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Operatic fairytales characters take over Birmingham New Street station.

Commuters at Birmingham New Street Station were treated to an operatic surprise as a fairytale flashmob from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC) and Birmingham Ormiston Academy (BOA) brought the station concourse to life.

On Friday 5th June, a h...


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