Culture - Rye News (Page 178)

Let's go to a show

The ever-popular King and I is bound to be a sell-out.

By John Minter

/ 22 Nov 2018

Local artist enters the Red Door

The Red Door welcomes the first artist to have their own exhibition

By John Minter

/ 22 Nov 2018

Russian National Ballet delights

Two very different performances at the White Rock Theatre

By Heidi Foster

/ 22 Nov 2018

Piratical goings on in Winchelsea

Gilbert and Sullivan at there best complete with unhappy policeman and the very model of a modern major general

By Rye News

/ 15 Nov 2018

Lets go to the movies

Dont be confused by the title, Juliet, Naked. It is the title of a song and the background to a delightful comedy

By John Minter

/ 15 Nov 2018

Let's go to a show

Award-winning film, Kaufman's Game will also have a Q&A with the director

By John Minter

/ 15 Nov 2018

Berthe Morisat: Impressionism's First Lady

By Christopher Strangeways

/ 12 Nov 2018

Sculpture Project films Rye Art

National recording team photographs works of sculpture from Rye Art Gallery collection and from the Town Hall

By Kenneth Bird

/ 8 Nov 2018

Gripping social history is portrayed in Peterloo, the story of the 1819 massacre of peaceful demonstrators by government troops, and there's another chance to see They Shall Not Grow Old, with poignant, remastered First World War footage

By Viv Watts

/ 8 Nov 2018

Let's go to a show!

Treats in store on November 13 and 14 are from opposite ends of the music spectrum, with the Royal Ballet's live performance of La Bayadere, and a biopic on the band Coldplay

By Viv Watts

/ 8 Nov 2018

Art awards attract record entries

Pupils from six local primary schools took part in an art competition with a jungle theme

By Kenneth Bird

/ 8 Nov 2018

Christmas pop-up art shop

If you want interesting Christmas presents, make your way to the Rye Creative Centre on November 24

By Heidi Foster

/ 8 Nov 2018