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13/09/2025
Anyone who can remember the 60s and 70s will be familiar with the Brian Rix Farces, complete productions of confusion, unfortunate situations and lots of trouser dropping and pretty girls running around in skimpy clothing…. and all in the best possible taste. Noises Off by Michael Frayn is a homage to the likes of Brian…
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On the night of the General Election I was watching the trials and tribulations of the Prime Minister – no I was not a fly on the wall at Number 10 but actually sitting in the New Wolsey Theatre to see “Feed The Beast”. This political drama transforms the audience right into the rooms of…
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World Factory by Metis brilliantly tells the story of our clothing. From factory to high street, meet the people involved in making the items that you wear and discover the story of the garments that are hanging in your wardrobe. World Factory offers a unique theatre experience, with a powerful hidden message. The audience become…
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Oysters, beautifully written by the talented Ivan Cutting, tells the story of Mo, a former boat builder at a busy yard in Essex, who is restoring an old oyster smack that has been recovered from the mud of the river bed. Helping Mo is Angie, a hard-working apprentice who is willing to learn the old trades….
Read More about Review: OystersThe History Boys is highly-regarded as Alan Bennett’s finest work, it’s a tale of schooldays but not of the Waterloo Road kind. Having spent time at an all-boys school myself I found Bennett’s characters extremely lifelike, you’ll find many that you’ll remember too. The teacher with the off-beat teaching methods (Hector played magnificently by Richard…
Read More about Review: The History BoysEvery now and then there’s a piece of theatre that really grabs you, tugs on your heart strings and leaves you speechless – Different Buttons is one such piece. Performed by Red Rose Chain in their fabulous Avenue Theatre and written by the amazing Joanna Carrick, Different Buttons tells, not one but five, stories about…
Read More about Review: Different ButtonsNeither Football or politics are subjects that you would class as funny. However, The Three Lions at the New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich takes a hilarious look at what goes on behind the scenes when David Cameron, David Beckham and Prince William meet at a Swiss hotel the night before England’s bid to host the 2018…
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Wanting to improve herself Rita enrols on an Open University course, however, when she meets her tutor Frank they both get much more than they bargained for. Educating Rita is a story of self – discovery. Hairdresser Rita comes from a working class background. Her husband insists that he wants her to give up work…
Read More about Review: Educating RitaFrank is Head of Installations at Forshaws, a Commercial Lettering Company. The aspiring writer has been promised a Job for life – well as long as there’s a Forshaws… Frank (Robert Gill) has been assigned to look after Alan (Thomas Pickles), a reluctant 16 year old work experience lad, who is much more interested in…
Read More about Review: Sign of the TimesWritten by Arthur Miller, All My Sons is a story of love, family and secrets. Set in America in 1947 the Keller family are living with the ghosts of World War II. Kate Keller is living in hope that her son, who was reported as missing in action, will return home one day. Her husband…
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