Melanie's just mad about this farce
	10:27am Thu 1 May 08
	ACTRESS Melanie Jessop cannot wait for tonight's opening of Joe Orton's fast and furiously paced play, What the Butler Saw, because during the weeks of rehearsal, there was just one thing missing.

	Choir says farewell to talented Fiona
	10:22am Thu 1 May 08
	SALISBURY Community Choir is saying a sad farewell to musical director Fiona Clarke.

	Salisbury Sinfonia concert
	10:16am Thu 1 May 08
	Salisbury Sinfonia's concert next Saturday features Britten's iconic Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings sandwiched between Schumann's romantic writing and the exuberance of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.

	Passage from India: Writer tells of festival magic
	10:30am Thu 24 Apr 08
	Anne Morris meets up with acclaimed writer Vikram Seth, who has a home in Salisbury as well as Delhi, to discuss fis four-year festival commission, Confluences.

	Artwork is just what the doctor ordered
	10:23am Thu 24 Apr 08
	MORE than 100 artworks are currently gracing the walls of Salisbury District Hospital's corridors as part of ArtCare's annual open exhibition.

	The Fabulist is in residence
	10:16am Thu 24 Apr 08
	FOLLOW the Fabulist is the strange and enticing title of Canadian born printmaker Mychael Barratt's exhibition of etchings at Salisbury Arts Centre.

	Your chance to star with Paddy
	10:12am Thu 24 Apr 08
	COMEDIAN Paddy McGuinness is back on tour later this year with his new show, Paddy McGuinness Plus You, and will reach Salisbury's City Hall on Saturday, October 18.

One of Britain's best live acts wow Salisbury

10:01am Thursday 24th April 2008

IF there was any doubt that acoustic duo, Show of Hands, are one of Britain’s best live acts, you only had to put your head round the door of the City Hall last week.

	40 years on and still flourishing
	3:39pm Thu 17 Apr 08
	It is an extremely unlikely thing that a Sixties rock group fronted by a wild eyed flautist with a propensity for standing on one leg should manage to survive for forty years, and yet Jethro Tull have done so, and if their gig at the City Hall on Tuesday is anything to go by, they continue to flourish. A happy anomaly.

	Major gig will be a study in organisation for students
	11:56am Thu 17 Apr 08
	HORNBLOWER Promotions are on a mission. Four second-year national diploma music students from Wiltshire College (Salisbury campus) have set their sights high by organising what they hope will be a legendary gig on Saturday, May 3 at Salisbury Arts Centre with a sell-out crowd.

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