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28/02/2026
The smash hit, flamboyant musical Kinky Boots bursts on to the Stage at the New Wolsey Theatre this Autumn. Following the death of his father, Charlie Price has found himself the reluctant new boss of struggling shoe factory, Price and Sons. His immediate reaction is to stop production, give notice to his workers and shut…
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The Wombats The Newmarket race go-ers were treated to a lovely sunset as The Wombats took the stage for the penultimate of the Live shows at the July Racecourse this year. They kicked the night off with Flip Me Upside Down, following up with This Car Drives All By Itself. The opening songs from latest…
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Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland has delighted many over the years with the stories of Alice’s adventures being told to generations. The tale has been adapted for both stage and screen and the latest production at the Mercury Theatre Colchester sees Olivier Award-winning playwright Mike Kenny’s interpretation of this much-loved classic brought to life with…
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For over twenty years the Red Rose Chain’s Theatre in the Forest productions have been as much a part of a Suffolk summer as strawberries and suntan lotion. Macbeth follows the company’s usual high standard and is a great family summer treat.
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Life is tough when you’re a lad of 13 and three quarters. Trying to deal with your own emotions and changing body is hard enough, but when you add in a dysfunctional family and a school bully like couldn’t get much harder for Adrian Mole. Then, just when things couldn’t seem to get any worse,…
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How do you solve a problem like Maria? Hot foot it down to the New Wolsey Theatre to find out with CTC’s latest production The Sound of Music. Based on a true story, the much-loved tale of singing family, the Von Trapps is well known and much loved around the world. Maria is scared…
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This year marks the 50th Anniversary of local am-dram/musical theatre group The Company of Four, well-known for their annual pantos and summer shows at The Riverside in Woodbridge, to celebrate their special year they are this week presenting “Thank You Very Much” featuring, as you would expect, lots of musical and dance numbers. The question…
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The Comedy of Errors is one of Shakespeare’s earliest and shortest plays, and personally speaking I feel one of his funniest. The story takes place over just 24 hours and centres around the stories of two sets of identical twins (one set from privileged beginnings and the other set not so). Accidentally separated at birth,…
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Most people will have heard of Burke & Hare and their notorious crimes. Though I wonder how many, like me, thought their crime was that of grave robbers? when in fact it was far worse! Burke & Hare currently playing at The New Wolsey is a telling of the duos tale, how they met and…
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High energy and full of pizzazz, the smash hit musical We Will Rock You takes to the Regent stage this week. Featuring twenty-four of Queen’s biggest hits including, Radio Ga Ga, I Want to Break Free, Somebody To Love, Killer Queen, Flash, Another One Bites The Dust, We are The Champions, We Will Rock You…
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