THE AGENDA
2 EVENT Snowdrop Trail, Cambridge University
Botanic Garden This free trail will guide you to the Botanic Garden’s snowdrop hotspot
walking routes, where you’ll find boards with information about these springtime favourites. Until 2 March. 8 THEATRE Sad Little Island, Corpus Playroom Based on a book by Raymond Briggs and with an 80s-inspired soundtrack, Sad Little Island explores the
An array of events to enjoy in Cambridgeshire this month
human costs of leaders seeking personal glory. Until 10 January.
17 FAMILY Lucy’s Ocean Adventure, West Road Concert Hall This interactive family concert is perfect for all those young explorers, featuring sea-inspired music by Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra, storytelling and plenty of surprises to spark imaginations. 18 Cambridge Junction Nick has been writing and recording beautiful and unique songs for children and families for more than ten years, enthralling all generations with his guitar and stunning digital animations. FAMILY Nick Cope,
16 COMEDY Vittorio Angelone, Cambridge Junction Join Vittorio for his brand-new show, You Can’t Say Nothing Any More , in which he considers whether comedians are obliged to be activists, as well as examining the ongoing debate around offence in comedy.
21 THEATRE
10 MUSIC
Twelfth Night, Arts Theatre Cambridge Cambridge University’s prestigious theatre company, The Marlowe Society, returns with a brand-new retelling of this Shakespearean romantic comedy. Runs until 24 January. 22 EXHIBITION The Wonderful World of the Ladybird Book Artists, Stapleford Granary Curated by Ladybird expert and enthusiast Helen Day, this free exhibition presents an unparalleled collection of books to browse through, plus original artwork and artefacts. Until 29 March.
The Sixteen, Saffron Hall
Harry Christophers’ superb choral forces present music from Gluck’s version of the Orpheus myth, which sees the hero descend into the underworld to rescue his wife Euridice.
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