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03/11/2025
Ipswich News
Stoke Library in Ipswich will be moving on 31st January. The library is based in Stoke High School on Maidenhall Approach and will be moving a short distance from one part of the building to another. The move is taking place as the school are developing the area currently occupied by the library. The library…
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Entertainment
With some amazing vocals, an imaginative set and some of the best choreography seen in a stage production, Jesus Christ Superstar bursts onto the Ipswich Regent stage this week. – Read on for Wendy Cook’s full review.
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Entertainment
A shared statement from DanceEast, Eastern Angles Theatre Company, First Light Festival, The New Wolsey Theatre, Primadonna Festival, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds, and Suffolk Artlink – the local organisations impacted by Suffolk County’s proposal to cease investment in the cultural sector (including arts, theatres and museums) from April 2025: The joint statement says: “Whilst…
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Ipswich News
Christmas goodies and everyday essentials have been delivered to two churches thanks to the generosity of staff and students at the University of Suffolk. Top-Up shops at Ipswich’s River Church and St Helen’s Church each got a trolley loaded with items which were collected at the university’s Ipswich campus in the run up to Christmas….
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Entertainment
Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without a good olde pantomime and this year’s production Sleeping Beauty at the Ipswich Regent Theatre is full of festive fun for all the family. The wicked fairy, Carabosse has put an evil curse on the baby Princess Auroa, that before her 18th birthday the young royal will prick her finger…
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Entertainment
Christmas is the season of pantos, however there are a few theatrical company’s offering an alternative and Red Rose Chain are one of them with their delightful Tales of Mr Tod. Red Rose writer and director, Joanna Carrick, takes this Beatrix Potter story that was first published in 1912 and brings it slap bang up…
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Entertainment
When the Miller boasts that his daughter can spin straw into gold to the people of the village, much merriment is made at the comment. But… The lie gets back to the King, who summons the Miller’s daughter to his castle and locks her in the tower until she does as has been said, turn…
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Ipswich News
On December 10th a team of Medieval Battle Reenactors will embark on a quest to cover an 8-kilometre route with Suffolk Swords Re-enactment group, through the heart of Ipswich from Gainsborough Sports Centre to Christchurch Park, wearing their suits of armour, each suit weighs 35kg (equivalent to 3-4 stone). Their noble quest is in support of…
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Entertainment
With panto season now in full swing we ventured down the A12 and crossed the border into Essex and pantoland at Colchester’s Mercury Theatre. Over the year’s this theatre’s offering has become an annual treat for us and once again they didn’t disappoint with Sleeping Beauty. It’s always hard to add something different to such…
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