Richard Lutz takes the long route through another lost week.

Richard Lutz is dragged into the world of Restoration noir at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Richard Lutz saunters through a little path of heaven in the changing weather.  

A new take on a modern classic, as seen by Jessica Harris.

Long-running festival announces award to support new and emerging musicians.

Dave Woodhall pays tribute to the legendary broadcaster.

'The forgotten Goon' honoured at Symphony Hall.

St. Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park naming rights partnership to launch with World Premiere concert.

Scotland takes stock of the vote against Independence.  And John Knox, a former BBC political correspondent, forwards this letter from Edinburgh.

Despite Thursday’s Scottish referendum result, the longer term direction of travel is towards independence argues Steve Beauchampé.

BBC Gardeners’ World Live and BBC Good Food Show kick-off Summer 2023.

A guide to the quirkiest places you can work from in Birmingham.

Dave Woodhall on Villa and dangerous fashions.

David Cameron would like us to believe that the pain inflicted on us by the government after the banking crash will be more bearable if we believe him, writes Alan Clawley

Alan Clawley has been to Wales and wonders if the English are missing a trick.

A weekend of themed blockbusters, cocktails and nostalgia.

Watch your all-time favourite films in a truly unusual setting!

Birmingham Rep to bring theatre into Erdington homes.

Our arts correspondent, Howie Elston, reports from Hollywood on a timely movie that could grab the Oscar for best film.

Both Paul McGrath and Michael Rosewall lead English Touring Opera musicians through Barber of Seville and Eugene Onegin for the next two weeks in both University of Warwick and Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre.

A two week celebration of theatre will highlight the best of West Midlands’ creativity this March.

Author Vijay Mehta, Chair of Uniting for Peace, is giving a talk on his book on 5th March 2013 at University of Warwick

First stage adaptation of Robert Burton’s 1,500 page “first self help manual” published in 1621

Women & Theatre's A Thousand Threads comes to MAC.

The search to discover hidden tickets to The Hundred returns.

One week to go until Birmingham Phoenix return.

Edgbaston ready to play host to another spectacular series of clashes.

Bigger and better as Birmingham Phoenix prepare to do battle.

Edgbaston hosts Bellah Mae, Sheddy Maria, Overpass and Sanity across its fixtures.

Shopping centre looks for fashion experts.

Richard Lutz ponders the last seven days...filled with twins, storms and cursed time

The Royal Shakespeare Company's Christmas offering enchants Jessica Harris.

Tasty theatrical treat served up as part of Celebration Week.

Terry Wills on the big talking point of Albion's weekend.

Terry Wills gives the Albion perspective on Monday night's clash.

Terry Wills offers an Albion perspective on last night's derby.

Digbeth resident walking 100 miles for NHS charities.

Richard Lutz remembers a dozen years of reviewing Midland performances. 

Writer seeking information about Birmingham links to drug gangs.

Richard Lutz painstakingly looks back in anguish at the week that was and a spring that will be.

Richard Lutz bids farewell to a friend.

Richard Lutz lurches towards a Christmas with tiers.

Villa legends to visit Aston brewery.

Helen Annetts and family get festive at Warwick Castle.

Fancy a short break not too far from the madding crowd?

Richard Lutz dips into African theatre twice and finds a lost church.

Richard Lutz roams through another week.

Street, inclusive, classical, circus plus a flashmob.

Businesses in the region are being encouraged to find out more about the importance of the growing digital economy at a free event taking place at Coventry University in January.

Milestone marked by new productions.