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The actress is starring in Faith Healer, on this week at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
The centre’s flagship sustainability-focused event brought a packed schedule of exhibitions, activities, pop-up stalls and more.
After 21 years, the organisers have decided to take a sabbatical retirement from staging club shows.
The renowned filmmaker was given an Outstanding Achievement Award at this year’s Cambridge Film Festival.
The menu has been devised by executive chef, Chris Mouyiassi.
One of the few right-leaning comedians performed his Basic Bloke show to a sold-out venue on Friday, October 27.
Tickets for the second act announced for next summer’s series of concerts go on sale next week.
The band – featuring three members of chart-topping 60s legends Manfred Mann – are celebrating 60 years as one of Britain's most respected acts.
The indie rockers are to release their third studio album, Better Luck Next Time, tomorrow (Friday, October 27).
The pop-punk trio finally added a number one album to their list of chart achievements last month, with their Greatest Hits 2.0.
A new sound installation has been created.
The artist’s music video for I Guess I’m Changing was recently selected for the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.
The comic has been hailed as “one of the 10 best comedians in the world ever” by Stewart Lee.
The restaurant is part of the University Arms Hotel, which relaunched in August 2018 after a two-year, £80m transformation.
Vue and The Light Cinema will welcome visitors wanting to witness the event, which takes place within a decorated Christmas palace.
The former Beautiful South and Housemartins vocalist is back with his new band.
The degree-qualified nutritionist’s book tackles subjects such as weight gain, gut health, the Asian approach, and hormone replacement therapy.
The actor is starring in a new adaptation of A Voyage Round My Father, an autobiographical play by John Mortimer, at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.
The husband and wife team gave an illustrated talk on the series, in aid of Cambridge charities Whitworth House and Camtrust.