REVIEW: Breakfast at Tiffany’s at Milton Keynes Theatre, Tuesday 20th September
'.. my considered opinion is that the production as a whole is an engaging, entertaining and enjoyable theatrical experience.'...
Milton Keynes Arts Week: Spotlight on Naomi Lutman
"I love to celebrate the character of each creature through a focus on the eyes, and then combine fine detail with bold use of vibrant colour to bring my pieces alive."...
Lace up the boots and head off for a right good ramble!
They've been quiet for a couple of weeks now, but the boots will be laced up and ready to move again this Sunday (September 25) when the Milton Keynes Ramblers make tracks from Great Horwood for a six and a half mile walk. ...
Woburn Safari Park welcomes a new arrival - The Gruffalo
Spoil the children and take them to Woburn Safari Park for a day of animal magic and the rare chance to meet The Gruffalo!...
Milton Keynes band rally to support Musicians Against Homelessness
“I am delighted that bands of this calibre want to be part of this campaign,” Alan McGee said. “The support in Newport Pagnell and Milton Keynes has been tremendous and inspiring and it's fantastic to see so many come forward to take part. “Although our primary concern is to combat the scourge of homelessness it is vital that the MAH gigs also give up-and-coming bands a chance to play to larger audiences.”...
Milton Keynes Arts Week: Spotlight on Helen Taylor
My main interest and inspiration in my art has always been the natural world and living forms. I am especially interested in trees and plants. I usually work in printmaking, ranging from etching to relief on woodblock and Lino. Recently I have focussed on landscape, and I am now working on prints relating to the area near where I live in MK, particularly the Tree Cathedral which I think embodies all that is great about living in our beautiful green city....
