Here's 12 things to do this week in the Peterborough area
Yaxley Festival
Middletons Road recreation ground, May 13/14/15
More than 30 live bands on two stages over three days, plus a car show (Sunday), dog show (Saturday), fun fair, craft and trade stalls, food and drink and charity football match.
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Peterborough Celebrates Festival
Ferry Meadows, May 13/14/15
A free-to-attend, family-friendly festival to celebrate Peterborough, bring together and showcase everything that makes the city great. It will include some of the amazing music, arts, sports, food and drink and community activities that Peterborough has to offer, alongside regional and national performers, including Ockham’s Razor (pictured) with their new outdoor performance Public, incorporating parkour, acrobatics, break dancing, folk and contemporary styles..
Belfast
Peterborough Arts Cinema, John Clare Theatre, tonight
A nine-year-old boy’s stable and loving community and everything he thought he understood about life is changed forever but joy, laughter, music and the formative magic of the movies remain.
Shakespeare’s Fool
Stamford Arts Centre, May 13
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Hide AdAn Edinburgh Fringe hit, this one-man show tells the tale of Will 'Cavaliero' Kempe – one of the finest performers of the Elizabethan age. Gentleman player, juggling jester, headmaster of Morris dancers and London's finest clown, until...he fell out with Shakespeare!
Little Grimm Tales
Key Theatre, May 14
A stunning new adaptation of Grimm’s most magical tales. Head into the woods with Hansel & Grethel, help the little elves to make beautiful shoes, watch a slimy frog become a prince, and meet the princess who’s champion of hide-and-seek! An adventure for children aged 3+, featuring wonderful puppets, innovative theatre and spellbinding original music.
Patrick Kielty: Borderline
Key Theatre, May 14
Bittersweet, poignant and laugh out loud funny, Borderline is a comedic love letter to the future of our islands from this award-winning comedian’s personal past.
An Evening With Anton Du Beke
New Theatre, May 14
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Finding Nemo
Peterborough Showcase Cinema Flashback Series, May 14/15
Pixar classic Finding Nemo returns to the big screen.
The Barron Knights
Key Theatre, May 15
In what will be the finale to its 60th anniversary tour, The Barron Knights are back with plenty of new songs that will have you singing along as well as playing all the band’s hits.
Kenny Thomas
Key Theatre, May 17
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of his debut album Voices - released in 1991 and selling more than 600,000 copies in the UK - Kenny will perform the album live with a full band.
OTI MABUSE: I AM HERE
New Theatre, May 17
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Daphne’s Flight
South Holland Centre, Spalding, May 18
Five individually successful solo artists in their own rights. Together they create a unique and unparalleled force, producing music that is relatable, moving and uplifting.