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Television

Fawlty Towers – The Play: “gloriously chaotic”

Simon Hale has an evening of unashamed nostalgia at the Alexandra Theatre.

18 March, 2026 in Most recent, Television, Theatre.

Or it could be half full

TV, radio, live. Ian Smith can do the lot. He also buys from Amazon.

21 January, 2026 in Comedy, Radio, Television.

Birmingham Town Hall to receive blue plaque

Landmark commemoration of Charles Dickens’ first public reading of A Christmas Carol.

19 November, 2025 in Books, Local history, Music, Television.

B:Music launches special fundraising auction and lottery

The chance to win memorable prizes and support refurbishment of Birmingham Town Hall.

13 November, 2025 in Charities, Community, Local history, Music, Television.

Starter for Ten: “playful and packed with silliness”

Jessica Harris is Challenged to enjoy a Birmingham Rep production.

24 October, 2025 in Music, Television, Theatre.

Griff Rhys Jones: The Cat’s Pyjamas

Veteran comic Griff Rhys Jones talks about his new show coming to Warwick Arts Centre.

8 October, 2025 in Comedy, Most recent, Television, Theatre.

Ben Elton events with The Heath Bookshop

Legendary writer talks about his life, work and autobiography.

4 October, 2025 in Books, Television, Theatre.

BBC confirms West Midlands expansion

Biggest investment for a decade announced in collaboration with local government bodies.

11 September, 2025 in Education, Employment, Television, Tourism.

The International Day of Birmingham returns

On Wednesday 24th September join in the city-wide celebrations.

10 September, 2025 in Attractions, Comedy, Exhibitions, Film, Local history, Television, Tourism.

In the Night Garden – Igglepiggle’s Busy Day: “characterful and charming”

Jessica Harris is enchanted by a Birmingham Rep summer production.

3 August, 2025 in Childrens, Family, Television, Theatre.

Last chance to see Peaky Blinders ballet

Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby returns to Birmingham for final run.

11 June, 2025 in Ballet, Dance, Music, Television, Theatre.

Forward Film & Television Fest coming to Digbeth

Birmingham’s newest Film & TV Festival brings the spotlight to local and global talent.

29 May, 2025 in Comedy, Festivals, Film, Television.

Wolf Hall at Birmingham Town Hall

Music and readings from the acclaimed television drama.

13 May, 2025 in Books, Classical, Music, Television.

New United States of Birmingham-inspired itinerary launches

Series on Sky Max sparks must-do check list for Birmingham’s tourists.

7 May, 2025 in Comedy, Television.

Boys from the Blackstuff – “needs to do more”

Classic eighties TV is brought to the theatre, watched by Jessica Harris.

19 March, 2025 in Reviews, Television, Theatre.

Strictly Come Dancing stars to tour

Simon Button speaks to Strictly stars Amy Dowden MBE and Carlos Gu about their new show REBORN.

3 February, 2025 in Dance, Television.

Peaky Blinders-themed restaurant opens at Birmingham Airport

Simon Hale visits the latest connection with the hit TV series.

21 December, 2024 in Eating out, Food and drink, Television, Tourism, Travel.

First World Screen Tourism Summit for Birmingham

‘Set-jetters’ conference to promote film and TV location visits.

21 December, 2024 in Film, Television, Tourism, Travel.

New book recalls Birmingham’s eighties nightlife

The Dirty Stopout’s Guide to 1980’s Birmingham brings back memories of people, places and events.

27 November, 2024 in Books, Football, Music, Radio, Television, Tourism.

Penda’s Fen: “dated yet totally absorbing”

Jessica Harris watches a TV play revived for the stage.

4 November, 2024 in Festivals, Television, Theatre.

Live at the Rep: “daring and innovative”

Jessica Harris watches a night of comedy at Birmingham Rep.

27 October, 2024 in Comedy, Television.

Lucy Porter: No Regrets

Actor and comic Lucy Porter explains what she’s done wrong.

13 October, 2024 in Comedy, Television.

The tax-deductible wife

Comedian Robin Morgan talks about love, marriage and keeping the two together.

6 September, 2024 in Comedy, Television.

Stand By For Action! 2: Tunes of Danger

A musical celebration of themes from Gerry Anderson’s TV shows at Symphony Hall.

28 May, 2024 in Classical, Music, Television.

The Reforming character

Michelle Brasier; a woman obsessed with Brummie accents and coffee.

14 May, 2024 in Comedy, Television.

A little piece of Birmingham in Coventry

This Town set recreated in Coventry Music Museum.

14 May, 2024 in Local history, Music, Television.

Rhod Gilbert: Why every day’s a good day

Comic and TV presenter tells us about touring and surviving.

8 May, 2024 in Comedy, Health, Most recent, Television.

Scoop – Annette-style

Birmingham Press Club to host exclusive-studded journalist Annette Witheridge.

8 May, 2024 in Media, Television.

It was forty-five years ago today

This Town stars, musicians and fans mark 2-Tone anniversary at special BBC event.

4 May, 2024 in Community, Local history, Music, Television.

Review: The Buddha of Suburbia

A new take on a modern classic, as seen by Jessica Harris.

1 May, 2024 in Books, Television, Theatre.

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