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17/10/2025
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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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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The New Wolsey Rock n Roll pantos have long been a Christmas time tradition for audiences in and around Ipswich. Former artistic director Peter Rowe, the originator of the theatre’s Rock n Roll format, stood down from the role in 2022 and following Peter was going to be a hard act to follow for any…
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Panto season is here! And, one of the first local theatres to start their festive show is the beautiful historic Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds. This wonderful theatre is the perfect place to host a pantomime and this year’s production of Snow White certainly doesn’t disappoint. On the death of her father, Snow White is…
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Is Bram Stoker’s Dracula a work of fiction or is it in fact… Fact? Award winning theatre company Le Navet Bete takes us on a journey across Europe to find the truth, with their critically acclaimed show Dracula: The Bloody Truth. We join Professor Abraham Van Helsing as he exposes the real story behind the…
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When it comes to historical drama, Red Rose Chain excel. This is proven once more with the latest production of a brand new play, The Ungodly, which centres around the true story of Matthew Hopkins, self-appointed Witchfinder General. Red RoseChain Artistic Director, Wanna Carrick, is amazing when it comes to these kind of stories and…
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It was a dark and windy night as we walked up the path of the church graveyard to the old church that houses The Two Sisters Art Centre in Trimley near Felixstowe. This is just one of many unique locations that are playing host to Ghost Stories by Candlelight a production currently touring East Anglia…
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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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