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11/11/2026
The people of Ipswich will come together on Sunday 8th November to honour the servicemen and women who gave their lives in conflicts around the world, remembering all those who have served and continue to serve in the Armed Forces. The annual Remembrance Sunday service will take place at the Cenotaph in Christchurch Park, with…
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A Fantastic Trip Back to the 90s – How Soon Is Now? The most recent offering at Ipswich’s New Wolsey Theatre was, How Soon Is Now? a wonderful mix of nostalgia, fantastic music, humour, friendship and some surprisingly moving moments. Set in a Manchester nightclub on New Year’s Eve 1997, the story follows three young…
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New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich, has announced the first shows for Spring 2027, with creative partnerships bringing a rich range of compelling stories to Suffolk audiences, from the extraordinary life of a television icon to the private worlds inside our heads. At the heart of the season is Larry, a new co-production with Wiltshire Creative, celebrating the…
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THREE lucky neighbours in Ipswich are celebrating after sharing a whopping £1 million Postcode Lottery prize. One winner has scooped £500,000 after playing with two tickets, while two other residents have each banked £250,000. The trio struck lucky when postcode IP1 6PN landed the lottery’s weekly Millionaire Street prize on Thursday, 29 October. Each winning ticket was…
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Suffolk Police are urging residents to stay safe this Hallowe’en and ensure celebrations remain fun, respectful and within the law. While many families enjoy trick-or-treating, police are reminding people to respect those who do not wish to take part. Knocking on strangers’ doors can be distressing or intimidating, particularly for older and vulnerable residents, so…
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A gripping futuristic Horror packed with mystery, suspense and unexpected twists, The Void at the New Wolsey Theatre keeps its audience guessing right until the very end. Flint’s mission is to search space listening for the unknown with his AI assistant Nova. A faint mayday comes across his radio and he changes course to investigate….
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Wilko: Love and Death and Rock and Roll, playing at the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich this week, is not yet another jukebox musical. Yes, there is music, and the music is first-rate, but this is the story of the man Wilko Johnson, one of the founding members of Dr Feelgood. This is a very…
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Gary Barlow’s Calendar Girls the Musical is the latest production to hit the stage at Ipswich’s New Wolsey, and it delivers a genuinely heartfelt balance of sharp comedy and moving drama. Based on the famous true story of a group of Yorkshire Women’s Institute members who bared all for a charity calendar after one of their husbands…
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St Elizabeth Hospice’s much-loved Suffolk Dog Day saw hundreds of dogs, and their owners, descend upon Trinity Park to celebrate man’s best friend and raise vital funds for the independent Suffolk charity. Suffolk Dog Day featured a range of fun dog classes, dog agility and scurry activities, as well as over 50 stalls full of…
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Eastern Angles moved to the stage of the New Wolsey for it’s latest production, a telling of The Go-Between, a novel by L.P. Hartley set in Norfolk in 1900 when a young boy by the name of Leo becomes entangled in a love story between two forbidden lovers. Hartley wrote the book in 1953, thought…
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