Better news for Hastings
Neil Sellman chairman of Stables Theatre says he is delighted The Stables is hosting this year’s Little Theatre Guild South East Region Conference from Friday 20th to Sunday September 22nd coupled with a performance of Conor McPherson's The Weir.. Conference delegates will be welcomed with a supper at the White Rock Hotel on the Friday... Continue Reading →
Hastings band Kid Kapichi are returning home after a hugely successful summer playing the Reading and Leeds festivals writes Rob Griffin. The alternative rockers have added an extra date at the Printworks on Saturday October 19th after the Friday night show sold out immediately. And tickets for the extra night are already selling fast with fans... Continue Reading →
Local poet Lucas Howard has launched a crowdfunding campaign for his debut collection Of Few Words. A veteran performer and designer by trade, Lucas’ book combines his twin passions in a stunningly illustrated coffee table book. To fund this, a pre-order campaign has been set up with Margate-based publisher Whisky & Beards Publishing, with a... Continue Reading →
London chamber choir Londinium entertained enthusiastic audiences in St Leonards and Bexhill over the Bank Holiday weekend with its sparkling, sea-themed programme of unaccompanied choral music Time and Tide. It was the choir’s first tour to the South Coast and over a weekend of glorious sun and blue skies many of the choir's members were... Continue Reading →
It's not surprising Alexandra Park won the title of Best Park in the South East last week because local people love it. Writing in the comments section of the Hastings In Focus website Christine Fagan said: It’s beautiful, it’s free and it’s safe for our young grandchildren to enjoy with us; picnics, ball games special family... Continue Reading →
An idea by Hastings Youth Council for a small festival in the town centre in 2016 has grown into a significant local event as the third Hastings Pride took over the town on Saturday. Organisers took to social media yesterday to thanks those who had taken part: "We'd just like to say, from team Hastings... Continue Reading →
Social media and mental health are some of issues that youngsters have been highlighting in a drama project at the Stables Theatre. About 30 young people took part in the Stables 1066 Youth Theatre Summer Workshop Project called Hollow which showcased at the theatre in The Bourne on Friday. The annual project, which involves workshops,... Continue Reading →
If you are looking for something unique, something special, something just a little bit out of the ordinary then make a date in your diary for the Hastings Steampunk Circus of Curiosities next month. The world of Steampunk is one limited only by your imagination and will be on show in all its glory Saturday... Continue Reading →
Acclaimed London chamber choir Londinium will perform two concerts – one in Hastings, the other in Bexhill – over this Bank Holiday weekend celebrating the myths of the sea and the passage of time For Londinium, whose CD of 20th-century British choral music has received widespread critical praise, this will be a first tour to the... Continue Reading →
