Peter Ormerod
Entertainment Editor at National World Publishing
Opinion Writer at The Guardian
Opinion Writer at The Guardian
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chad.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Dinosaur Adventure Live is roaring back to Nottingham, promising thrills aplenty for all ages. Families can step back in time to a world of living, breathing, life-like dinosaurs in an adventure through the Jurassic era. It’s a chance to get up close with dinosaurs, feel the thunderous roar of a T-Rex, learn about their history and even feed them. Written by Mike Newman, the story is set in an over-grown lab on Dinosaur Island.
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chad.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Mansfield Palace Theatre is inviting townspeople to step into the surreal and visionary world of Hieronymus Bosch this month. The venue is showing a film called The Curious World of Hieronymus Bosch on Friday May 23. Even after 500 years, the Dutchman’s paintings continue to shock, fascinate and captivate.
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hucknalldispatch.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Grand opera with a modern edge is heading to Nottingham later this year – with a treat in store for youngsters too. Opera North will bring three productions to the Theatre Royal – La bohème, The Big Opera Mystery and Susanna. Phyllida Lloyd’s acclaimed production of Puccini’s La bohème captures student life in Paris in the early 1960s - but equally it does not shy away from depicting the devastation death brings when it touches the lives of a group of young friends.
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chad.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Grand opera with a modern edge is heading to Nottingham later this year – with a treat in store for youngsters too. Opera North will bring three productions to the Theatre Royal – La bohème, The Big Opera Mystery and Susanna. Phyllida Lloyd’s acclaimed production of Puccini’s La bohème captures student life in Paris in the early 1960s - but equally it does not shy away from depicting the devastation death brings when it touches the lives of a group of young friends.
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worksopguardian.co.uk | Peter Ormerod
Grand opera with a modern edge is heading to Nottingham later this year – with a treat in store for youngsters too. Opera North will bring three productions to the Theatre Royal – La bohème, The Big Opera Mystery and Susanna. Phyllida Lloyd’s acclaimed production of Puccini’s La bohème captures student life in Paris in the early 1960s - but equally it does not shy away from depicting the devastation death brings when it touches the lives of a group of young friends.
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