Culture: It Just Gets Better and Better ; the Weather Wasn't Perfect, but Not As Bad As Advertised, Either. Arts Editor Terry Grimley Reports On Artsfest 2004
Birmingham Post › September 13, 2004
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A lot of the music at this year's ArtsFest was meant to be Jamaican: the big question was, would the weather be Jamaican as well?
In fact, the Indian summer came tantalisingly close to lasting out Saturday's outdoor programme. The first sprinkling of rain fell on Centenary Square while Birmingham Royal Ballet were performing the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet just before 8pm, and the first serious rain did not fall until the CBSO was playing an hour and a half later.See the full content of this document
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Culture: It Just Gets Better and Better ; the Weather Wasn't Perfect, but Not As Bad As Advertised, Either. Arts Editor Terry Grimley Reports On Artsfest 2004
When the live link-up to the Last Night of the Proms followed at 9.40pm I was part of the dedicated umbrella'd throng who stayed on to sing along with Land of Hope and Glory, but it seemed to me that people suddenly felt soggier when they realised that Birmingham wa...
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