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 Bridgnorth initiative launched to help businesses look beyond lockdown is proving successful, with some creative partnerships being formed as a result. Bridgnorth-based consultancy Good2Great
Some of the world’s leading acoustic guitar players are joining a Shropshire-based musician for a series of online courses and live workshops. The world-class guitarists,
People who have gone above and beyond during the pandemic will be recognised in a special award ceremony this spring. Great Dawley Town Council has
On Wednesday, March 3 it is World Hearing Day, and local charity, Signal, is challenging Shropshire to a sponsored 1 hour silence. The challenge is
Beth Heath, owner of the award-winning events company Shropshire Festivals, has been appointed chairwoman of the Shropshire Business Board, taking over from Paul Bennett. Beth
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