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25/03/2026
You don’t have to be a football fan to enjoy Jumpers for Goalposts a five-a-side dressing room based romantic comedy. Barely Athletic certainly live up to the teams name a mismatch of characters who certainly are not going to be playing at Wembley anytime soon. Viv, lesbian pub landlady is the wannabe team captain, Beardy…
Read More about Review: Jumpers for GoalpostsOur House is a story set around the music of Madness and a masterpiece.
Read More about Review: Our House – New WolseyRed Rose Chain are back with another performance in the forest and this year they have a new home.
Read More about Review: Taming of the ShrewIt’s all aboard the S.S. American for local theatre Group, Company of Four, in their latest production of Cole Porter’s Anything Goes. Full of recognisable musical numbers and a comical storyline, Anything Goes tells the story of Wall Street broker, Billy Crocker who stows away on board the ship in the hope that he will…
Read More about Review: Co4 “Anything Goes”The Watermill Theatre’s musical comedy Some Like It Hotter is written by Richard Hurford (Pilot Theatre Company/Sheffield Theatres) and imagines a heavenly meeting between three Hollywood legends: Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis where recently deceased fans of the film that united the three stars in the first place ‘Some Like it Hot’, have…
Read More about Review: Some Like It HotterFallen in Love written and directed by Red Rose Chain’s artistic director, Joanna Carrick, tells the story of Anne Boleyn and her brother George. In 1536 the woman who changed the world forever, by capturing the heart of a king, faced trial along with her brother for adultry, incest and treason. In this dramatisation of…
Read More about Fallen in love againThe latest West End production to come to the Ipswich Regent is a powerful musical inspired by the life of Tina Turner.
Read More about Review: Soul Sister – Ipswich RegentIt’s 1942 and the country is in the grip of war. Nurse Maggie Brown dreams of becoming a star of the stage and, with the help of her songwriter friend George, a Jewish refugee, she auditions at every club and bar in town but nobody is interested in their act. That is until, they meet…
Read More about Review: Miss NightingaleEastern Angles have built a reputation for great drama and their latest production, about East Anglian poet John Clare, will not disappoint.
Read More about Review: Discovering John ClarePhilip Pullman’s I Was A Rat! Introduces us to Roger, a scruffy pageboy who knocks on the door of an elderly couple, Bob and Joan, one night. All he can say is “I was a rat!”. But can this really be true? Can a rat turn into a boy? This dark gripping story is brought…
Read More about Review: I Was a Rat