Entertainment Highlights This Week

A fresh adaptation of the 1989 comic series "The Crow" is set to captivate audiences with Bill Skarsgård portraying Eric Draven, a musician resurrected to avenge his and his fiancée's murder. The film also features FKA twigs as Draven's fiancée, and introduces a new character, 17-year-old Gretchen, played by Hunter Schafer. As Gretchen moves into an Alpine home with her family, the narrative takes a bizarre turn, blending elements of sci-fi and horror. In the realm of live performances, the Paraorchestra will present two concerts centered around Mozart’s 40th Symphony at Beacon from August 24 to 26. The weekend will also feature the BBC Singers and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, culminating in a family-friendly CBeebies Prom on Monday. These events promise a rich musical experience for attendees. Art enthusiasts can explore a unique exhibition at the Royal Botanical Gardens Kew, running until September 29. The showcase highlights the transition from sensational human depictions to the gentler realm of plant life, featuring works by renowned artists. Meanwhile, the Yorkshire Sculpture Park presents a haunting collection of sculptures by Frink, capturing the essence of nature and humanity. Lastly, BBC One will air a new series on August 25, based on the 1996 film about a Yorkshire mining community. Created by Charlie Covell, the show promises a blend of northern humor and engaging music, while also exploring the complexities of divine beings facing personal crises.