Culture

A beautiful Russian spy, dangerous times and a great deal of mayhem – a new thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence arrives on screen as real-life tensions with Russia increase

There is pleasure in store at Rye Art Gallery with two new exhibitions opening simultaneously

This year's winner of the Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition is announced

The snow silenced Hamlet. But she will be back this weekend!

An informative deconstruction of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet adds greatly to the enjoyment of the play

Oscar-winning films pack the schedules this week, with Gary Oldman's portrayal of Churchill in Darkest Hour still filling cinema seats. Meanwhile new release I, Tonya, takes a wry look at the true story of how in 1994, US Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding became embroiled in the scandal of an attack on a rival competitor

A seagull goes hunting culture - but where?

Russell Watson, Tom Robinson, Avery Sunshine, Kyle Eastwood, The Christians and Miloš Karadaglić will light up Rye, East Sussex this early May bank holiday weekend!

Louis Turpin and Roger Hubbard delighted the audience with a virtuoso performance to start Scallop Week

Winchelsea Arts has started its new season of concerts with a Winter Romance

Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf star as mother and daughter in Lady Bird, a bittersweet look at relationships set in California in 2002

World Book Day will get the youngsters buzzing with excitement as they are introduced to new reading