Nostalgia

The Morris Men will be dancing at various spots in Cambridge city centre from 10.30am on Saturday, 27 April.

The world-famous lyricist is bringing his show ‘My Life in Musicals – I Know Him So Well’ to the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

The event is to be held at the Cambridge United Supporters Club in May.

The 1957 film version of the play starred Henry Fonda and Ed Begley.

The sold-out event was the second of its kind to be held in the cathedral.

Those taking part include the Light Cinema Wisbech, the Showcase Cinema de Lux Peterborough, and the Light Cinema Cambridge.

Written in 1777 by Richard B Sheridan, this touring version of the play is set in the 1950s and stars Joseph as Sir Peter Teazle.

The new play is set in the 1960s and was written by famed sitcom writers Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran.

The 2024 event takes place from 25-28 July in the grounds of Cherry Hinton Hall.

University of Cambridge students performed two episodes of Blackadder Goes Forth.

The Cavendish School in Impington also enjoyed a visit from local artist and author, Roland Burt.

The band’s 2021 album Dark Matters reached number four in the album charts, their highest UK chart position since Feline in 1983.

The 1972 film version starred Laurence Olivier and the recently-retired Michael Caine.

Despite its title, pivotal moments in author Mark Butterworth’s second novel are actually set in Cambridge.

The former Radio 1 DJ and Top of the Pops presenter will take the audience back to the greatest decade in music with three hours of 80s hits.

The exhibition is showcasing more than 40 bridal gowns, highlighting the history and allure of the wedding dress.

The concert at The Maltings will be a celebration of the great musician’s partnership with lyricist Hal David.

The actress, comedian and star of Channel 4’s Smack the Pony is bringing her new stand-up show to Cambridge.

Royston-based saleroom Hanson Ross was shocked by the “phenomenal global interest” in the scripts for The One With Ross’s Wedding Part I and Part II.

Royston-based auction house Hanson Ross is set to do the honours.