Review: Korngold & Prokofiev – “powerfully moving”

Simon Hale watches the CBSO give a stunning and timely performance at Symphony Hall.

Open Day at the Alex

Alexandra Theatre kicks off anniversary celebrations with a free family day.

Andy Warhol heads to Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Exhibition of pop art legend’s work to take place in May.

Review: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

Jessica Harris enjoys a Royal Shakespeare Company production.

Aston Villa and running out of patience

Villa lose to Wolves, Dave Woodhall is duly furious.

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust appoints its first Creative Director

New team set to deliver creative vision.

New arts centre to launch with children’s festival

Scala presents Festival of Play this May in Worcester.

Twenty years of Moseley Folk

Long-running Birmingham festival looks back. Do you remember your first ‘Mo’Folk’?

Blues mauled at the Den

Andy Munro sees Blues go down at Millwall.

Birmingham LGBT opens in style

Birmingham LGBT opens new centre in Gay Village.

Blues silence the Canaries

A good Blues win at Norwich is watched by Andy Munro.

Aston Villa and the right mindset

Dave Woodhall sees Villa draw with Leeds United.

Review: The Battle – “Youthful and full of energy”

Jessica Harris steps back to the summer of Britpop, courtesy of Birmingham Rep.

Our Lives, Our Stories

Professor Carl Chinn MBE fronts new living archive podcast.

Blues pay the penalty

Andy Munro sees Blues go out of the FA Cup to Leeds.

Aston Villa and being used to it

Villa lose to Newcastle in the FA Cup and Dave Woodhall isn’t surprised.

Review: Don Quixote – “a lush and dazzling production”

Jessica Harris sees Birmingham Royal Ballet’s latest Hippodrome production.

Aston Villa and getting back on track

Villa’s win at home to Brighton leaves Dave Woodhall relieved.

Baggies bag a point

Andy Munro sees Blues draw with Albion.

Amplify Town Hall exhibition opens in Victoria Square

Landmark heritage project concludes with display of Birmingham Town Hall history.

Programme confirmed for Southside’s Chinese New Year celebrations

Hippodrome takes centre stage in celebrations.

Aston Villa and the replacement theory

Villa’s draw at Bournemouth leaves Dave Woodhall philosophical.

Review: MÁM – “takes dance into another dimension”

Jessica Harris enjoys a Dance Consortium production at Birmingham Hippodrome.

Blues hunt down the Foxes

Andy Munro watches Blues beat Leicester City.

Review: All is But Fantasy

Thought-provoking Shakespearean musical theatre, as seen by Jessica Harris.

Factual Intercourse

No Such Thing As A Fish co-host and author Dan Schreiber performs and explains.

Birmingham date for synth pioneer Thomas Dolby

Musical innovator to perform at O2 Academy.

Kicking up a Tropical Storm

Comedian and satirist Daliso Chaponda talks.

Tickets on sale for bookshop festival

The Heath Bookshop Literature and Music Festival is on its way.

Aston Villa and the great conspiracy

Villa lose to Brentford but it’s not just that annoying Dave Woodhall.