Ranjit Recommends: Harlem Gospel Choir
Ranjit ShergillDecember 3, 2017
The Harlem Gospel Choir feed off the infectious and receptive vibes of the audience they perform in front of and it was no different at
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A showcase of exhilarating Indian classical dance and music. Prior to the performance it was clear that attendees were ready to join in the
When I met Lynn, I promised her to write (among other things) about my region – the Pardubice region. So I will fulfill my promise
It’s hard to live with no roots, it’s hard to live with no history, the past is a part of our future, traditions are a
By Ann Evans. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography Local hospital radio station, Anker Radio
By Annick Dournes & Frederic de Poligny After tasting Moravian wines in last week article, let’s discover the other charms of this sunny
It was Norman Wisdom, aged 89 – in Albania! Tony Hawks became a celebrity by dragging an old fridge around Ireland for a bet! Then
Ranjit Shergill pays a visit to Between the Sheets, a London Burlesque Club. Tucked between the crowds at London’s Underbelly festival is a hotspot
Are you curious to know what may appear Between The Sheets at The Underbelly Festival in London Southbank? Here is a hint – it
Stuart Bligh is a brilliant guitarist, singer and guitar teacher. He plays solo or with his group, Big Blue. I first met Stuart about six
Flamencura is an illustration of high intensity Flamenco dancing complimented by effortless showboating as the performers display a willingness to entertain. Indeed, this Paco
Last weekend I booked tickets to go to Tickledom. My work load has been a little heavy of late and so a spot of light
The restaurant chain Leon is synonymous with tasty health conscious fast food. However, on 13th February 2017 they opened their all-singing Leon branch in the
Indeed, the cast more than express themselves in a dynamic production that illustrates Indian music and dancing culture. As such it is fitting that the
On a side road tucked away in Central London you will find The Roof Gardens. Indeed, upon entering the gardens one will not think
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Days of Nostalgia, a cultural, touristic, patrimonial manifestation, organized by the Ancient City of Kebili’s Protecting and Maintenance Association. This manifestation or celebration has
I was really excited when I heard that the Tannahill Weavers were coming to my little town. I’ve been a fan of theirs for many
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Mumbai is a melting pot of various artistic pursuits. Many artists from all nooks and corners of the country are seen migrating to Mumbai, who
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By Ann Evans Beyond the Water’s Edge: Poetry from our world is the brand new poetry-theatre show produced by Midland Creative Projects in association
By: Lázaro Estenoz Cosme Here’s another article from Lazaro in Cuba. Just press TRANSLATE to read it in the language of your choice. En solo
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Patricia Newell-Dunkley – Photographs by Reginald J. Dunkley. In January all roads lead to Tamworth New South Wales, for the annual Country Music Festival, Australia’s
Jeeves and Wooster made their very first appearance in the 1915 short story ‘Extricating Young Gussie’ and they were a roaring success from the off,
The stage musical of the famous movie Miracle on 34th Street has been on at The Royal Hippodrome Theatre as part of a longer tour.
I went to the Tunbridge Wells Pantomime this week. Oh no you didn’t! Oh yes I did! Cinderella was at the Assembly Hall Theatre, and
Experience Christmas on foot through a mile-long themed walkway guiding you through the transformed Botanical Gardens in Kew, the place back in the 1790’s where
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Let’s get the confusion out of the way first. The Crazy Gang pair were Flanagan and Allen, and both have joined the great entertainment
By Ann Evans Music lovers attending the Battle Proms at Warwickshire’s Ragley Hall this Saturday 15th August are in for a real night to
This year the Malta Jazz Festival celebrated its 25th edition. The standard of music was outstanding on each of the four nights and
By Ann Evans If you like things hot and spicy, get your tickets booked for the West Dean Chilli Fiesta with camping and fireworks.
IAIN ROBERTSON An increasing number of us take CDs, or portable music devices, with us on vacations, or on trips. Motoring mad Iain Robertson,
IAIN ROBERTSON In a society, within which the Warholian epithet about ‘everyone in the world being famous for 15 minutes’ continues to ring true,
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