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- 11th February 2011
Gloucester-based building firm Speller Metcalfe has been awarded the contract to refurbish Cheltenham’s Everyman Theatre which will be undergoing a £3 million restoration this summer.
One of the UK’s top actresses has taken on the role of celebrated opera diva, Maria Callas in Terrence McNally’s hit play, brilliantly directed by Jonathan Church.
- 3rd February 2011
From the producers of the smash hit Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music, the concert event ABBA fans have been waiting for .... The Swedish Supergroup’s greatest hits performed live on stage with on-screen lyrics, so everyone can join in.
- 2nd February 2011
Following a successful UK premiere at Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Through the Looking Glass Productions in association with Yvonne Arnaud Theatre presents A Distant Country Called Youth at Cheltenham Everyman Studio Theatre.
- 28th January 2011
All Your Life in Cheltenham is now offering the latest craze in pedicures using fish. Garra Rufa fish are the most amazing exotic pedicurists.
- 28th January 2011
One of Alan Bennett’s finest plays, which has played to packed houses and won huge critical acclaim since it opened at the National Theatre in 2004, returns to Cheltenham for one week only.
- 28th January 2011
Major Tom Wills (Chairman of the Trustees of Rendcomb College) planted a Sweet Gum (Liquidambar styraciflua) tree in the grounds of the College in memory of Sir Michael Angus (1930 – 2010) who was Chairman of Governors at Rendcomb College from 2001–2010.
- 28th January 2011
Rugby star and owner of the stunning restaurant Armagnac is helping to organise a charity walk at Kingsholm in aid of Cotswold Care Hospice on Sunday March 13th.
- 26th January 2011
The legendary ‘That’ll Be The Day’ – the UK’s most successful touring rock ‘n’ roll production is back at the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham from 10-12th February with a brand new ‘25th anniversary show’.
- 26th January 2011
Julia Donaldson’s enchanting and award-winning books continue to enthrall kids and parents alike. Now more than 10 years old, The Gruffalo is still as appealing as ever and the stage adaptations of these modern classics have proved no less popular.