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21 MUSIC Seven Last Words from the Cross, Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs New Cambridge Singers join the London Mozart Players to perform this poignant, heartfelt and searingly powerful work by James MacMillan, as well as Pulitzer-winning composer Caroline Shaw’s To the Hands . 23 THEATRE The Constant Wife, Arts Theatre Cambridge It’s 1927. Constance is the perfect mother and wife, but her husband is as devoted to her as to his mistress, who just happens to be her best friend. Starring Kara Tointon, this comedy runs until 28 March. 25 EVENT James Phelan, Cambridge Junction The magician’s new show, The Man Who Was Magic , will be a visually rich, roaring-20s-esque spectacle of comedy, surprises and sleight- of-hand storytelling.
23 COMEDY Cambridge Fringe Festiva l The May bank holiday weekend will witness the return of this cornerstone of the city’s cultural calendar, bringing the very best May
local, national and international talent together for laughs galore. It takes place at four different pubs around Mitcham’s Corner. Until 24 May. 25 FESTIVAL Cambridge Folk Festival, various venues This celebrated multi-venue, city- wide summer event begins on 25 July and culminates in a two- day festival on 1 and 2 August at Cherry Hinton Hall. 6 MUSIC Heritage Live, Audley End Estate The Heritage Live festival is back with another impressive line-up, including the Scissor Sisters, The Streets, Pete Tong Ibiza Classics and Faithless. It is sure to be unmissable. Until 9 August. Jul Aug
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COMEDY Pete Firman,
Cambridge Junction Join Pete Firman as he brings his trademark blend of magic and comedy to Cambridge. Expect impossible feats, sleight of hand and big laughs from one of magic’s most exciting performers! 13 EVENT Featuring games, a live DJ and photobooth, a fundraising night of lights, music and excitement awaits young people across Cambridgeshire. For students in years 7 and 8; booking is essential. The Cannon Ball, The Manor Barn, Harlton
Artists for Kettle’s Yard Looking toward Kettle’s Yard’s 70th anniversary in 2027, this exhibition will reflect the gallery’s artists, including works by Rana Begum, Antony Gormley and Celia Paul. Until 12 April. strong relationships with contemporary
The Snuts, Cambridge Corn Exchange
Scottish band The Snuts are back with the single Summer Rain – the first taste of new music from their forthcoming fourth album – which they’ll
perform along with other new material.
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