A Stamford Theatre Group began its twelfth full musical in five years on Thursday.
Stamford Showstoppers brings A Chorus Line to the Corn Exchange, a show full of dance, audition and ambition, and one where the audience can really feel involved. The character of director sits among them. It runs until Saturday.
Here's the director in the show, Andrew Cleaver, with Becky Joyce, who plays Sheila.
"Most of the show, I kind of just sit in the audience, shout at them and they do what I say and I get to enjoy performances, it's great."
"Lots of dancing and things some of us have never done before, so it's a challenge with tap dancing, ballet dancing, yes, you name it, we're doing a bit of everything. So, yes, exciting."
RAF Wittering has been taking part in trials to run its operations on vegetable oil, from trucks to mobile cooking, in a bid to cut the carbon footprint of the force.
Rutland County Council along with Leicestershire's seven borough and district councils has issued a joint statement saying they do not support Leicestershire County Council's plans to continue with one large unitary authority for the county and that residents deserve better in the upcoming local government reorganisation.
Rutland's rural crime team is warning buyers to be extra careful when buying second-hand horse boxes, with statistics that 1 in 10 listed on selling sites has been flagged as stolen or tampered with.
One of the West End's top musicals for children comes to Stamford from today, as Matilda Junior becomes the 11th full production in 5 years for Stamford Showstoppers.
The Government's increased housing target for Rutland was one of the reasons planners felt they had no choice but to approve outline planning for a 63 house development on land south of Meadow Lane in Ryhall last night.
Police and Highways worked through the night to reopen the A1 southbound between Colsterworth and South Witham after a driver was found to be travelling the wrong way and hit several other vehicles.
Rutland's MP, Alicia Kearns, has set out six tests that she feels best represent the views of people of England's smallest mainland county as local government reorganisation sees Rutland likely to merge with neighbouring authorities.
A soldier from the Royal Anglian Regiment who was dismissed in the 80s for being gay has been welcomed back into the Army at an event at Kendrew Barracks, Cottesmore, this week.
RAF Wittering trials vegetable oil
Rutland County Council do not support Leicestershire plans
Flying Scotsman at NVR
The Amber Squad Mini Tour
Take care when buying second-hand horse boxes
Matilda Jr and A Chorus Line at the Corn Exchange
Rutland County Council approves housing developments
Driver travels wrong way on A1
MP sets out six tests to protect Rutland's status
Gay soldier welcomed back
Weekend sports round up
SKDC Meet the Buyer event
