A Shropshire schoolboy has landed a plum part in the West End production of ‘Les Miserables’.
Nine year old Noah Key from Brockton Primary School will be playing the part of ‘Gavroche’ at the Queens Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue.
“Noah has wanted to play the part since about the age of 6!” said his mother Lucy,” he auditioned along with 48 other boys, and very much enjoyed the whole experience.” Noah will share the part with 3 other boys and will perform 2 shows a week for 6 months.
A very modern Willy Wonka Neil Thomas meets an award-winning Shropshire chocolatier renowned for her daring flavours. Chocolate is surely the most popular confectionary in
Neil Thomas visits a stately home near Bridgnorth, a gem in the National Trust’s crown. Art, nature and beauty enrich our lives in many ways
A special celebrity song recital is to be staged in Shropshire on March 7. Renowned baritone Benjamin Appl and acclaimed pianist James Baillieu will perform a
Shropshire artists Louise Southan and Ben Wiseman will present an exhibition at the Bear Steps gallery in Shrewsbury from 13 to 26 April. Louise
Fordhall Organic Farm (pictured) has secured charity funding to continue its supportive, free-to-access ‘Renew and Restore’ sessions, for those with a cancer diagnosis. The aim
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