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16/10/2025
Entertainment
Don’t Look Now, currently on stage at Ipswich’s New Wolsey Theatre, is based on the 1971 short story by Daphne du Maurier. Du Maurier was a brilliant author and playwright — and when you see her name attached to a story, you just know you’re in for a treat. Think of The Birds, Rebecca and Jamaica Inn — all famously…
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Organisers announce details for this year’s return of fireworks spectacular in Ipswich’s Christchurch Park! Plans are well underway for Ipswich’s annual fireworks event taking place in the town’s historic Christchurch Park on Saturday 1st November 2025. The annual event now in it’s 53 year will feature a draw-dropping fireworks display, choreographed to an eclectic mix…
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Mercury Theatre, Colchester to Host S4K International’s New Production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream Colchester, UK – Mercury Theatre is delighted to announce a new collaboration with S4K International (Shakespeare 4 Kidz) ahead of the launch of their latest actor-musician production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The Surrey-based company will rehearse and premiere their acclaimed musical adaptation at the…
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John Godber’s Teechers was first written in the late 1980s, yet nearly forty years on it remains just as sharp, funny, and relevant. Though at heart a comedy, the play carries a powerful message about the inequalities in the British school system. This autumn, Ipswich-based Eastern Angles have brought Teechers back to the stage with a new production, currently…
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Penned Up is a brand-new play that is touring the area this Autumn Written by award winning playwright Danusia Iwaszko who draws on her experience of teaching playwrighting in prisons, Penned Up gives the audience an insight into prison life and the real-life experiences of the men behind bars. Fictional prison HMP Ditchfield is the…
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The Nao Santa María will make her first visit to Ipswich this week, docking at Orwell Quay. The ship will be open to visitors from 3 to 7 September. Among her creaking timbers, the Nao Santa María tells the story of Christopher Columbus’ discovery of the Americas. Ipswich is one of the English ports welcoming…
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