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12/09/2025
Final year students at the University of Suffolk are preparing to showcase their work to the public at their popular end of year show. The Arts Degree Show, highlighting work from a variety of courses is open to the public from 20 to 27 June in the Arts Building at the University’s Ipswich campus. The…
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It’s hard to imagine how Dan Brown’s book full of intrigue, mystery, and fast paced action could work on the stage, but the latest production at The Mercury Theatre Colchester of The Da Vinci Code proves that it really does… After a murder victim’s body is found in the Louvre Museum, covered in strange symbols,…
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Ever wondered what goes on backstage during a play? Well Michael Frayn’s 1982 hilarious farce “Noises Off” may or may not give us a glimpse. I must admit that I’ve seen “Noises Off” probably four times previously and still I’m not tired of it. This latest offering is a Theatre by the Lake, New Wolsey…
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A Woodbridge travel agent has been named as the best in the East of England. Deben Travel was named East of England’s Top Agency as part of the TTG Top 50 Travel Agencies 2025: an annual power-list of the nation’s best agents by industry bible, Travel Trade Gazette. The Top 50 judging process sees agencies thoroughly grilled around…
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The Air Transport Auxiliary or ATA played a vital part in World War II but not much is known by many people about them. Formed at the outbreak of the War they were not a part of the military but a civilian organisation that contributed a major part to the war effort. Tilted Wig Productions’…
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Eastern Angles are known for their East Anglian inspired stories and the latest touring production from the company features an Indian Princess who lived in East Anglia. Sophia tells the true story of Sophia Duleep Singh, her father was Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh who came to live in exile with his family after he lost…
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A travelling theatre company are touring the remote Scottish Highlands with their new production, the classic 1950’s thriller Dial M For Murder using the local village halls as their venues. After fighting their way through a storm, the group arrive at their next venue, Loch Shindig Village Hall and are greeted by caretaker, Jean,…
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The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds’ spring production is A Tryal of Witches, a brand new drama written by Suffolk playwright Tallulah Brown. “Tryal of Witches” is set in the summer of 1654 and is performed by an all-female cast of six (well seven as a younger role is shared between two young actresses). Manningtree…
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Children at an Ipswich primary school were thrilled to get a visit from Town mascot Bluey – as Suffolk Mind marked Children’s Mental Health Week. The mental health charity visited Ranelagh Primary School on February 4 to teach pupils the importance of ‘reflective listening’, movement and the ‘dragon breathing’ technique as part of its Bluesday…
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Christmas is the time for panto in theatre land, “Oh yes it is!”. However if you’ve had your fill of panto dames and princesses but still want some good family fun to brighten the festive period there is an alternative. The Red Rose Chain’s Christmas offerings have become a staple of our Christmas as much…
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