Tom Millar is a London based pianist/composer/bandleader who read music at King’s College and has a Masters from the Royal Academy.  His debut album ‘Unatural

The youngest daughter of Michael Berry (Lord Hartwell), owner of the Telegraph newspapers, Eleanor first met Robert Maxwell, then owner of the Mirror Group of

The Croydon-based Mitre Players will be bringing a production of Alan Parker’s classic kids’ gangster musical ‘Bugsy Malone’ to the Apollo at the end of

Good news for all Trad fans out there!   Our first traditional jazz concert of 2019 is by the ‘Big Bear Stompers’ .  This band is

The Newport Jazz Club are delighted to present the Chris Ingham quartet playing the music of the legendary Dudley Moore Trio.  In the 1970s Dudley Moore was a

Led by guitar virtuoso Nigel Price, enjoy the sounds of Ross Stanley on B3 Hammond Organ and the steady beat of Steve Brown on drums.  With several critically acclaimed

It’s been another successful jazz year!  Our next concert on Sunday 18 November will be the last one of this year. Vibes player Nat Steele,

The Newport Jazz Club are delighted to present the Alan Barnes Quintet at a much-anticipated concert on Sunday 16 September from 3.00-5.30pm.  The star-studded lineup consists

The Newport Jazz  Club is delighted to present the Digby Fairweather & Friends Quintet, comprising Digby on trumpet, Julian Marc Stringle (clarinet & saxophone), Craig Milverton (piano), Al Swainger (bass) and Neil Bullock (Drums).  This star-studded

We are throwing open the doors of our lovely theatre to all visitors on Saturday 4 August. The theatre will be open from 10.00am-4.00pm and

Newport Jazz Club is pleased to present their concert, ‘Jazz at the Philharmonic meets Jazz at the Apollo’, featuring Greg Abate from New York, Craig Milverton,

Alan Ayckbourn’s 1983 play is a ‘comedy murder mystery’, set in a faded Victorian folly, occupied by the dysfunctional and dependent Chalke family.  In this

The conflict between desiccated order and Dionysiac passion lies at the heart of all Peter Shaffer’s mature plays, not least in this 1962 double bill.

For those unfamiliar with the TV series, when their elderly vicar passes away, congregation members in Dibley are surprised to find that a woman has

In Polly Teale’s play, the year is 1845 and the once prodigal son, Branwell Brontë, returns home in disgrace, dismissed from his job and plagued

It sounds like the set-up for a joke:  four men gather in a bar in rural Ireland to drink away their solitude – and then

Walter Bryce lives in a Georgian country house with a lovely garden and a trout stream. Vincent is from Exodus, a euthanasia group that assists

Did you overdose on turkey and goodwill back in December?  Did you mutter ‘humbug’ as you watched yet another version of ‘A Christmas Carol’?  Did