When You’re Smiling II @ Landmark Pavilion, Ilfracombe, North Devon
Studio Theatre recreates film, radio comedy and musical stars who kept Britain smiling through the war years in a fast-moving tribute show.
Studio Theatre recreates film, radio comedy and musical stars who kept Britain smiling through the war years in a fast-moving tribute show.
Studio Theatre will be staging Harold Brighouse’s comedy, Hobson’s Choice, at the Landmark Theatre, Ilfracombe and at Croyde and Pilton in North Devon.
As the most influential British purveyors of combined musicianship and humour in the past 50 years, I was somewhat hesitant when I booked to see Three Bonzos and a Piano at the Landmark Theatre on 25th June. Would they still have that magical spark of genius or would it be better to rely on listening to their recorded glory?
Grey clouds and spots of rain could not put off the procession to Ilfracombe of Jack-in-the Green to welcome summer.
Ilfracombe Victorian Celebration launches its 24-page colour 2009 programme packed with over 50 Victorian-themed events from 6th to 14th June 2009.
Ilfracombe High Street Traders revive pancake race
We’d been meaning to pop in and see what the Rainbow Corner Café was like for some time as it’s changed hands several times in the past few years, so yesterday we made it and it was wonderful.
North Devon Council is tendering for a company to develop a proposal to improve Ilfracombe seafront.
know it’s only down to -3°C here, but that’s cold for this part of the world. Yesterday morning I took the camera out as I walked the dogs before dawn;
A new recipe and wonderfully delicious, we tried these new sausages from Mike Turton Family Butcher in Ilfracombe High Street.
t wouldn’t be Christmas in Ilfracombe without a festive show at the Landmark Theatre. After last year’s smash-hit production of The Vicar of Dibley, this year Small Pond Productions presents It’s Christmaaas
The wind is howling outside as I write, tearing down the valley towards the sea and throwing rain against the sides of the house.
Sometimes it’s there, sometimes it isn’t: Lundy Island.
It wasn’t my fault. Someone else started talking about pies and the conversation moved on to plunge pies made by Mike Turton Family Butcher in Ilfracombe High Street.
I took my camera with me yesterday to record what a beautiful, tranquil spot this is, even when it’s cold and grey.
If you know Ilfracombe, you may know Bicclescombe Park, a delightfully peaceful haven hidden towards the Score Valley.
s we turn back the clocks for winter, in Ilfracombe many of the boats have been lifted out of the harbour on to the quay and harbour car parks to protect them from the ferocity of the stormy weather until next spring.
Anyone who is involved in theatre will know what goes into producing a show, so it’s quite exciting when
ow, a lot of people criticise the Landmark Theatre, calling it a blot on the landscape or looking like a nuclear power station,
. . . up Hillsborough as another beautiful sunset develops over Ilfracombe . . .