5 Things to do this Week - 13th - 20th October 2025

1. Little Women, Storyhouse

This week at Storyhouse experience Anne-Marie Casey’s captivating adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s timeless classic, Little Women. Follow the March sisters Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy as they navigate the challenges of the Civil War era, celebrating sisterhood, courage, and the journey to womanhood. This beloved story, brought vividly to life, resonates today as a powerful tribute to women’s strength and ambition. Inspired by the recent popular film and the enduring novel, this theatrical production promises an uplifting and emotive experience filled with laughter and tears. 

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2. An Evening in the Gladitorial Arena

This week you can enjoy two captivating evenings with one of historical fiction's most acclaimed writers, Ben Kane, as part of Chester's celebrations for the 'Gladiators of Britain' exhibition at Grosvenor Museum.

Kenya born, Irish by blood and UK resident, Ben Kane's passion for history has taken him to more than 60 countries and all 7 continents. He has walked hundreds of miles in Roman military gear, including Hadrian's Wall, and is known to lead history tours in Italy and Germany. Eleven of his nineteen novels have been Sunday Times Top Ten bestsellers. Published in fifteen countries, he has sold more than two million books worldwide.

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3. Danny and the Champions

This week, catch Danny & The Champions of the World as they bring their full-band show to Nantwich for the first time. Known for their soulful blend of Americana, rock, and heartland soul, and led by the charismatic Danny George Wilson, the band has earned a loyal fanbase with their heartfelt songs and powerful choruses. Renowned as one of the UK’s best live acts, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy their uplifting rootsy rock’n’soul in an intimate setting at Nantwich Town FC. Don’t miss this unforgettable night of live music.

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4. Live on Stage: New Dawn Fades

This week at Cinemac Macclesfield, experience New Dawn Fades, a live theatrical tribute to Joy Division and the Manchester music scene. This vibrant UK tour production tells the story of four ordinary lads who, inspired by the 1970s punk revolution, formed the iconic band Joy Division and later New Order after lead singer Ian Curtis’s tragic death. Written and directed by Brian Gorman, with a stellar cast including Josh Lonsdale as Ian Curtis, the play blends history, music, and emotion, featuring iconic tracks from the era. A spellbinding journey of love, passion, and music not to be missed.

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5. Cheshire Fashion Week

Cheshire Fashion Week is back this week with a dynamic three-day celebration of style and creativity, making Cheshire a top fashion destination in the UK. The event kicks off at Chester Town Hall with the Fashion Week Awards UK, honouring leaders in fashion, beauty, and innovation. It wraps up with a stunning runway show at Chester Cathedral, showcasing top UK designers alongside exclusive international talent from the USA and Nigeria. From high fashion to heritage designs, this event promises a luxurious and inspiring experience for all fashion lovers in Cheshire.

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