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17/10/2025
Hags is a fun and entertaining production filled with songs, magic tricks and laughter – it also tells a very dark and disturbing tale from Scratchworks Theatre Company. A true tale of three women from 1682 Bideford who were the last women hanged for being witches. The trio of female actors start the story with…
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The Little Shop of Horrors has to be one of, if not my favourite musical, I’ve now lost count of how many times I’ve seen it, but I will see it hopefully many more times as well. Like a book that you can read multiple times you know a stage show is a winner if…
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After an amazing 33 year run in London’s West End, Susan Hill’s terrifying tale Woman in Black comes to Ipswich. Haunted by an apparition he encountered working as a young solicitor, Arthur Kipps tells his story of how he was sent to a small market town on the North East Coast of England to attend…
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The Mercury Theatre in Colchester has today announced their 2024/5 pantomime, The New Adventures of Peter Pan, which will run from 23 November 2024 – 19 January 2025. The pantomime will be written by Andrew Pollard and directed by and starring “the best Dame in the country” (British Theatre) Antony Stuart-Hicks as Mrs Smee. Mercury pantomime legend, Dale Superville (recently announced in the West End…
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Stephen (Foz) Foster will be presenting a General Knowledge and Music quiz is to be held at Woodbridge Town Football Club, Fynn Road, Woodbridge, IP12 4LS, on Friday 5th April. Teams of four, five or six are invited to take part at a cost of £10 per person, this includes a hot buffet delivered to…
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The Pretenders have announced that their UK headline tour dates through February and March will now be rescheduled to October 2024. The newly announced shows will begin on 11th October at Portsmouth’s Guildhall before closing at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall on 28th October. The tour will take in thirteen performances across the country, including four new…
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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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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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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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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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