January - March WMSP. Currently open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Re-opens fully on 14th February www.wmsp.co.uk 13th - 17th & 29th - 31st January Young Voices return to bp pulse LIVE (formerly Resorts World Arena) For over 29 years, Young Voices has been at the forefront in delivering an extraordinary concert experience for primary school children and this is why it isn't just any children's choir concert; it's the largest children's choir concerts in the world! www.bppulselive.co.uk Until 19th January The Swan Theatre – The Red Shoes. Get up close to Andersen’s dark fairy tale where a young woman’s beautiful pair of red shoes takes her places she doesn’t wish to go. Give a girl the right shoes and she can conquer the world, or so they say. www.rsc.org.uk 12th January The Alexandra - Ministry of Science LIVE: Science Saved The World. Direct from London’s West End. Over the last few years Science has led the way in getting our lives back to normal. Now, the UK’s favourite science team are back and more explosive than ever! www.atgtickets.com 18th January Wassail at Lickey Hills. To celebrate and to ensure a good and bountiful harvest, go and join the Rangers in this centuries old rural tradition. Meet outside the visitors centre on Warren Lane at 5pm. Check socials for confirmation on date and times. 18th January Compton Verney – Eternal Taal with Lantern Parade. Taking inspiration from different cultural mythologies around light over darkness, come and join a multicultural contemporary wassail. Enjoy a DJ Bhangra dance party hosted by Gatis Gardener’s lantern parade and Eternal Taal, an all female Bhangra company, explore the exhibition, give your story to the Blue Ladies, weave a dream from upcycled Sari’s and end your evening parading through the landscape, letting go and honouring the trees.www.comptonverney.org.uk 4 raring2go.co.uk Raring2go! WHAT’S ON? What’s On: JANUARY 2025 18th January British Motor Museum – Brick Club: Hostile Habitats. Join the British Motor Museum for January’s Saturday Club for young people aged 711. Scientists and engineers have always been challenged to explore hostile habitats and remote, dangerous places to make new discoveries and rescue those in need. To do this, they have designed satellites, rovers and robots that help them to enter and document previously inaccessible places. Taking inspiration from the collection and using LEGO® We.Do software, the Brick Club will build and code vehicles to explore these hostile habitats and rescue unwary scientists from danger! www.britishmotormuseum.co.uk 23rd January Artrix Bromsgrove -Taylor Fever CALLING ALL SWIFTIES! Taylor Fever is the electrifying tribute production to worldwide megastar, Taylor Swift. Alongside her incredible dancers, this show is taking UK and European Theatres by storm. Tel: 01527 361 324 25th January The Alexandra – Sing-a-long-a Matilda. Calling all revolting children and their parents – come and be a little a bit naughty at Sing-a-Long-a Matilda the Musical From the producers of Singalonga Sound of Music and Singalonga Frozen. www.atgtickets.com 25th January The Alexandra – Sing-a-long-a The Greatest Showman. Cheer on Hugh Jackman, lust after Zac Efron as you experience The Greatest Showman in the greatest way possible - with lyrics on the screen so you can join in as loud as you want. www.atgtickets.com
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