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05/12/2023
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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Ahead of the final night of Forest Live concerts at High Lodge in Thetford Forest storms had been making their way across the country and threatened to disrupt the night as they did a week before at Cannock Chase, where tonight’s acts had the night cut short only three songs in. However the storms gave…
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Saturday night at Thetford Forest’s High Lodge would see it’s most experienced line up take to the stage with Paul Weller being joined by Far From Saints, Kelly Jones from Stereophonics’ latest project. Both showing how being on stage in front of thousands is almost second nature to them now. Opening the night with his…
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The second night of music at High Lodge in Thetford Forest this year brought Essex’s Anne-Marie along with support from TikTok breakthrough star Mae Stephens, to the stage nestled amongst the trees. Mae Stephens’ set drew plenty of her own fans, to be expected when you released a song a few months ago that’s been…
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After a long and anticipated wait Sister Act, The Musical bursts onto the Ipswich Regent Theatre’s stage this week with a production that certainly didn’t disappoint. Aspiring singer Deloris Van Cartier’s life takes an un expected turn when she witnesses her gangster boyfriend commit a murder. Fearing for her own life she heads to the…
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Eastern Angles tour the area this spring with their latest offering, Medieval Miracles. This double bill of one act plays will bring fun and frolics to venues across East Anglia. The first of this double bill is The Trails of Mary & Joseph. We all know the story of the Nativity but never has it…
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Roddy Doyle’s 1987 novel, The Commitments, was adapted for the big screen in 1991, a gritty tale set in Dublin. It tells the story of Jimmy Rabbitte a music fan who puts together an unlikely group of working class youngsters into a soul band called The Commitments. Unlike many Irish showbands this band perform the…
Read More about Review: The Commitments – Ipswich Regent