Words by Lucy Mounfield Tin Robot Theatre specialise in bold plays adapted from well-known texts, with previous productions at the Old Joint Stock – Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange, Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Grey and Edgar Allan Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart – all being well received. But can their new take on H.G. Wells’ […]
Words by Charlotte Heap Birmingham based DJ and producer, Sam Redmore, is collaborating with Spinx and The Mighty Magoo to present Tropical Sounclash at the Hare & Hounds on Saturady 28th October. Doors open at 9pm with music running until 2am. Entry is free before 10, with a pay on the door charge of £5 thereafter. […]
Words by James Attwood / Pics courtesy of Sonic PR After an eight year break spent gathering musical influence from the mellow mundane of real life, Howie Payne is back with his self professed ‘best record so far’. The result of this is Mountain, Payne‘s second solo LP since the dissipation of his previous band The […]
Words by Heather Kincaid Returning for its third year in 2017, Screening Rights Film Festival is Birmingham’s international festival of social justice film –screenings features from around the world, with Q&A sessions and panel discussions on the themes and issues they address. Held at mac, Screening Rights Film Festival 2017 will run from Thursday 26 October […]
Words by Lucy Mounfield Running from Wednesday 25th to Tuesday 31st October, Tin Robot Theatre presents The War of the Worlds at the Old Joint Stock Theatre. For direct event information, including venue details and online ticket sales, click here. Tin Robot Theatre is a Midlands-based company led by director Adam Carver, who is also […]
