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Thursday 23rd April isn't just St George's Day or Shakespeare's Birthday -  it's National Go-To-A-Play Day.

Sir Arthur was the first black man to win the Novel Prize for an intellectual discipline; sensationally he was lecturing at the London School of Economics (LSE) at just 22 years old; at 33 years old he became the youngest person in British history to be appointed Professor of Economics.

The increasingly popular annual Brazilica Festival returns for 2015 in Liverpool City Centre with the dates confirmed as Friday 17th July to Sunday 19th July.

Looks is a group exhibition that includes works by artists Juliette Bonneviot, Andrea Crespo, Morag Keil, Wu Tsang and Stewart Uoo.

The Nick Ross Orchestra brings the Big Band Sound of the 1940s to West Yorkshire in May with a spectacular concert to mark the 70th Anniversary of VE-Day celebrating Glenn Miller and the 1940s Big Band era.

An anti-poverty agency is rolling its street food truck into St Paul's Square this month and is providing a unique opportunity that people can really sink their teeth into.

Birmingham-based professional dance company, ACE dance and music, have announced the launch of their newly refurbished dance studio and performance venue in Digbeth, the city’s revolutionary creative district, on May 14^th 2015.

With some of the biggest names in music heading for Scotland this summer, Grammy award winning DJ and producer Afrojack is the latest addition to the T In The Park bill.

This summer the drum 'n' bass maestro BRIT Award nominee DJ Fresh brings his hits to Wollaton Park much to the delight of eager No Tomorrow festival-goers.

Hello Kitty Live – Fashion & Friends launches today, the first chapter of a series of live shows starring Hello Kitty, her family and the other Sanrio characters.

Sequences is an independent biennial that aims to produce and present progressive visual art with special focus on time-based mediums, such as performance, sonic works, video and public interventions.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has today opened applications for BAFTA Breakthrough Brits, in partnership with Burberry. This annual initiative celebrates and supports the UK's future stars of film, television and games.

Pop punk supergroup McBusted are today confirmed as the Saturday main stage headliner for Lytham Festival, taking place 2nd – 9th August across Lytham.

A professional singer is appealing for music fans who attended a classic concert at Birmingham Odeon 40 years ago to get in touch.

There's still time for young dancers, singers and entertainers to enter a Sandwell talent show and win up to £500.