75 Stories triumph at RockStock
	2:32pm Mon 7 Apr 08
	Last Friday's RockStock belonged to the headliners, 75 Stories, who captivated all in attendance with their catchy pop punk music in the vein of bands like Blink 182 and Hit The Lights. They ploughed through their set, churning out quality covers such as Blink 182's "All The Small Things" and "Carousel", alongside some stellar original tracks like "Clubbing Sucks" and "Right On Time". They had loads of fans in the crowd, and those that weren't there to see them play were obviously won over by their pure energy and winning charm, as they strummed and plucked and smashed their way through the listeners ears.
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Celebrating not such good times in TTC triumph

10:01am Monday 7th April 2008

Why is Michael so foul-mouthed and bad tempered? Why has Christian become clinically withdrawn? What drove their sister to her untimely death?

	Room with two views
	8:49am Thu 3 Apr 08
	The many-differing landscapes of the world come into focus at Fountain Gallery this week when the work of local artists Mandana Khonsari and Lucinda Stephen are exhibited in Two Perspectives.

	Rabble Rouser
	8:44am Thu 3 Apr 08
	It is a given that in any classroom, you will find at least one character who considers themselves the class joker'.

	Leading Lights
	8:27am Thu 3 Apr 08
	When Ovid wrote his 15-book masterpiece Metamorphoses in 8AD, I doubt he thought it would be performed by puppets two millennia later.

	Fire on ice
	8:22am Thu 3 Apr 08
	Unless you have been watching Suzanne Shaw and Greg Rusedski in Dancing On Ice recently, the chances are you've never seen Beauty and the Beast on skates.

	Ragged to riches
	8:17am Thu 3 Apr 08
	The grimy, disease-ridden streets of Victorian London will fill the Rose Theatre this week when Kingston's very own musical, The Ragged Child, returns to the stage.

	Relight your fire
	8:06am Thu 3 Apr 08
	It is just as well that Stephane Annelli looks good in white. The Laine Theatre Arts graduate has sported a lot of it over his 10-year career, from Tony Manero's suit in Saturday Night Fever to the skintight T-shirts of his latest role at New Wimbledon Theatre.

	King of the Hill
	5:03pm Wed 2 Apr 08
	For a lad brought up on a Shropshire farm with no artistic background in his family and even less artistic talent in his fingertips (his own assessment), John Bloxham has done pretty well in the art world.

	Smoke signals
	4:52pm Wed 2 Apr 08
	When Reading-based indie rockers Does It Offend You, Yeah? chose We Smoke Fags as support for their 2007 tour, they must have known what they were doing.

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