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05/12/2023
Abigail’s Party takes you back to the 70s like a window to the past. We join Beverly as she is preparing drinks and nibbles in her suburban living room whilst waiting for her husband Laurence to return from his busy job. She is out to impress new neighbours Angela and Tony who have just moved…
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The Rocky Horror Show was written by Richard O’Brien (yes he of the Crystal Maze fame), back in 1973. It’s a humours pastiche of dreadful B horror and sci-fi movies that you would see at the cinema back in the 1930s thru to the 1960s, things like Dracula and Frankenstein or Flash Gordon or Zorro….
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Even if you’ve never seen it, most people have heard of the hit West End musical Blood Brothers. Willy Russell originally wrote Blood Brothers as a school play in Liverpool, but the production developed and, moved to London where it became the third longest running musical in West End history, playing more than 10,000 performances….
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I’m not a football fan so I won’t enjoy a play about football, Wrong….. I loved Red Lion currently playing at The New Wolsey in Ipswich. It tells the story of a young up and coming footballer, Jordan (Olatunji Ayofe) and his manager Kidd (Alastair Natkiel). Each of the men have their own problems, Kidd…
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The final Christchurch Park Market of 2023 before it’s return in spring 2024 takes place this weekend on Sunday 24th September 9:30am until 2pm. The Market features a mixture of regular traders who will be attending every month plus others that will vary from month to month so there is always something different to see…
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The fourth of 2023’s Newmarket Nights at the July Racecourse, saw McFly take to the stage after the final races of the day on a warm but cloudy summer evening. The stage has already played host to Bastille, Craig David and The Haçienda Classical this summer. With Olly Murs set to finish up this year’s…
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There’s something special about a performance in the open air, be it a concert, a movie or a play. Perhaps that’s why Red Rose Chain’s Theatre in the Forest is so popular. However more llikely it is down to the fact that Red Rose Chain under the directorship of Joanna Carrick always manage to elevate…
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It’s 14 years since I last stepped foot on the grass at Henham Park for Latitude Festival back in 2009. Some things have changed, the comedy tent has grown to suit the big names that have graced the stage over the years, there’s a bigger emphasis on food with Theatre of Food and the Guest…
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Joseph is currently playing at Ipswich’s Corn Exchange and it’s a production you will not want to miss. Even creators Sir Tim Rice and Sir Andrew Lloyd-Webber would be impressed.
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The excitement is reaching fever pitch as the Tour of Britain prepares to unveil the official stage route in Suffolk on Friday, June 30th. Motion Mapping, the Ipswich-based creative projection specialists, and Suffolk stage event partners recently embarked on an exhilarating journey across Suffolk to create exclusive footage that will be transformed into captivating social…
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