Culture - Rye News (Page 201)

Let's go to a show!

The Vaudeville Theatre's production of The Importance Of Being Earnest, with Sophie Thompson as Lady Bracknell, airs this week

By Viv Watts

/ 4 Oct 2018

Let's go to the movies!

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper take the lead in in a remake of the classic A Star Is Born and Jonathan Pryce and Glenn Close star in a drama set in the war zone of a very long marriage

By Viv Watts

/ 4 Oct 2018

A true born charmer

A visitor to Rye is spellbound by the music and charm, of Daoirí Farrell during the closing weekend of the Rye Arts Festival

By Kevin McCarthy

/ 4 Oct 2018

Boules and books for a third age

Find out more about U3A and learning opportunities

By Gillian Roder

/ 4 Oct 2018

Piano star in Winchelsea

An exciting Irish classical pianist is due to play for Winchelsea Arts

By John Minter

/ 4 Oct 2018

HIPCC Winners Return

Winners of the Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition will be back for special performances this month

By Rye News

/ 4 Oct 2018

"The Plant Hunters" a lecture by Stephen Harmer

Iden & District Natural History Society Lecture at Iden Village Hall at 7.30pm. Visitors £3.00

By Christopher Strangeways

/ 4 Oct 2018

Jenni for your thoughts

It's the last few days of the Arts Festival and the quality events keep coming

By John Minter

/ 27 Sep 2018

Poets play St Mary's

Two of the major Great War poets meet

By Kenneth Bird

/ 27 Sep 2018

Broberg entrances audience

Kenny Broberg, the Hastings Philharmonic and a Fazioli piano were one of the highlights of Rye Arts Festival

By Christopher Strangeways

/ 27 Sep 2018

Environmental chocolate

A fascinating account of the motives behind a famous chocolate brand

By John Minter

/ 27 Sep 2018

Let's go to the movies!

For lovers of a haunting mystery, The Little Stranger arrives this week, set in 1948 Britain. And Kino Arthouse, shows Cannes winner Cold War – tickets include wine or coffee

By Viv Watts

/ 27 Sep 2018