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WIN: Tickets to see A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Durham

CULTURE Club members have the chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to see A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Durham when it comes to the Whitley Bay Playhouse on Sunday, July 21.Read

Preview: Lee Thompson Ska Orchestra at Hoults Yard, Newcastle

It's been a mad old time of late for sax player Lee Thompson and, as Barbara Hodgson hears, life is taking on a whole new rhythm as he adds a bit of reggae to the mixRead

Tyneside Cinema

Tyneside Cinema marks anniversary with all-nighter

NOBODY marks an anniversary better than the Tyneside Cinema – and this weekend they’re pushing the boat out.Read

Interview: Robson Green on his new book Extreme Fishing

ROBSON GREEN is ringing me from Hungary. “I’m brilliant,” he says. “Brilliant!”Read

Preview: Summer Fair at Sunderland Minster

CELEBRATING the end of exams is possibly the one thing about school days we all miss.Read

Review: Alicia Keys, Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle

THE QUEEN of the keyboards had fans basking in a warm glow as she played Newcastle for the first time.Read

Review: Cirque du Hilarious, Newcastle Theatre Royal

DANNY Adams only has to set foot on stage, sporting any one of his fun-filled faces, and an audience spanning the generations are soon falling about laughing.Read

Fabrice Terraz exhibition documents crews of abandoned ships

SAILORS living in a state of purgatory are the subject of an exhibition by French photographer Fabrice Terraz.Read

Review: Mark Knopfler at Metro Radio Arena - GALLERY

WELL, the boy can still play. It may not have been a blistering homecoming for our local hero on Saturday night but it was certainly spellbinding.Read

Freya Waley-Cohen's gift strikes a new chord

BRILLIANT young talent is the bedrock of the annual Northern Chords Festival and there’s no better example than Freya Waley-Cohen.Read

Feel the rhythms of Africa

Get ready to party – African-style. BARBARA HODGSON gets the lowdown on the up-and-coming Waka Waka festivalRead

Danny and Clive are clowning around

IT has been eight years since father-and-son entertainers Clive Adams and Danny Webb made an on-stage home for themselves at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle.Read

Preview: The Late Shows, Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle

SOMEWHERE at Newcastle’s Discovery Museum, volunteers were washing and disinfecting 10,000 donated plastic bottles.Read

Interview: Actress Pauline Quirke

SAY the name Pauline Quirke to any 1990s TV viewer and it won’t be long before they’re humming the theme to Birds of a Feather. You’re probably doing it right now.Read

Review: The Temperance Movement, Think Tank, Newcastle

THROW together five of classic rock’s rising stars and one of Tyneside’s most talked about new venues and a match made in live music heaven was always on the cards.Read

A scene from the film Bypass

North East thriller Bypass finishes filming after nine weeks

A GRATEFUL message was posted on Facebook at the weekend by the people at Newcastle based production company Third Films.Read

Preview: Lee Evans at Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle

EXPECT some brisk business at the box office – Lee Evans is returning to the region.Read

Preview: The Seagull, at Northern Stage, Newcastle

BLANCHE McIntyre has been hailed as one of the most exciting young directors around.Read

Gala Theatre is producing a summer filled with drama, music, film and comedy

SUMMER may not guarantee the sunshine, but those in charge of booking at the Gala Theatre in Durham are promising a programme of entertainment to banish away any grey sky blues.Read

‘Massive coup’ for North East arts ventures

TWO North East ventures have netted a total of £3.5m in the latest round of Arts Council funding.Read