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21/09/2024

Next Wednesday, internationally acclaimed composer and performer Laura Cannell
will be at Norwich Arts Centre, to perform music from her latest solo album ‘The Rituals of Hildegard Reimagined’ taking inspiration from the 12th century composer, nun, herbalist and mystic Hildegard von Bingen.

The evening will also feature from from her current monthly release series, ‘A Year of Lore’ in which she has released an EP every month in 2024. Exploring real and imagined Lore such as Sealore, Earthlore, Riverlore and Mountainlore, these have been broadcast on both BBC 6Music and Radio 3.

Based in East Anglia, Cannell's music straddles the worlds of contemporary and ancient music; semi-composed and semi-improvised, it draws on the emotional influences of the landscape and explores the space between early and experimental music.

🗓 Wednesday 25 September
Find out more and book at https://norwichartscentre.co.uk/event/laura-cannell/
Norwich Arts Centre Laura Cannell

14/09/2024

From today, the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich will be asking, Why Do We Take Drugs?

For this third season of asking a big societal question, the museum will present three separate exhibitions brought together by this collective theme.

Open now are 'Ayahuasca & Art of the Amazon' - which considers the impact of the mind-altering, psychotropic vine ayahuasca within Western Amazonian social life - and 'Power Plants: Intoxicants, Stimulants and Narcotics' - which explores our use over centuries of the psychoactive properties of plants as an integral part of social, ceremonial and religious life.

Opening in November is the photographic exhibition 'He**in Falls'.

The season will be complemented by new additions to the permanent collection by sculptor Lindsey Mendick, and a new commission for the Sculpture Park by Ivan Morison.

Find out more at Sainsbury Centre

From Ayahuasca & Art of the Amazon
Image 1: Chris Dyer, Bullish, 2022
Image 2: Unknown artist, jar, Shipibo-Konibo, Peru
Image 3: Sara Flores Untitled (Maya Kene 15 2023)

From Power Plants: Intoxicants, Stimulants and Narcotics
Image 4: Container for s***f or ‘medicine’, late 19th Century, Makonde, Tanzania_Mozambique, Sainsbury Centre, UEA
Image 5: Anabel Diaz, Untitled, 2022
Image 6: Gilberto Gonzales, Song to Tayaupa, 2022

11/09/2024

Think of the National Trust and you might imagine stately homes with manicured gardens. Possibly you're thinking about scones. Norfolk and Suffolk have our fair share of grand estates; but like so many other things, we have some more unexpected experiences for visitors to enjoy.

In Bury St Edmunds, you can take in a play at the only surviving Regency playhouse in the UK. At Great Yarmouth, step back from the lights and sounds of the seafront, and into the room where Charles I's death was plotted.

Take a boat out to a grey seal colony, visit a windpump under big Norfolk skies, experience the hauntingly beautiful burial ground at Sutton Hoo, see the striking timber framed Guildhall at Lavenham.

Read about these six unique sites on our blog: https://bit.ly/NTBlog

Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds Elizabethan House Museum National Trust - Norfolk Coast National Trust - Horsey Windpump Lavenham Guildhall - National Trust Sutton Hoo National Trust

09/09/2024

Our latest email dropped last week, with recommendations for September and October in Norfolk and Suffolk - and a last chance to see.

If you didn't receive it, it had recommendations for Heritage Open Days, street art, a new musical, dance, theatre and literature. Read the email here: https://bit.ly/EmailSep

Sign Up to receive a monthly round-up of unmissable events and cultural highlights: https://bit.ly/headeastemail

Norfolk Heritage Open Days Heritage Open Days Wild Walls Festival The Garage Norwich Norwich Theatre Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds National Centre for Writing DanceEast Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery

03/09/2024

Heritage Open Days starts this week!

From 6-15 September is your chance to explore collections at museums and galleries, go backstage at theatres, step inside somewhere you've never been. Or simply enjoy the opportunity to visit somewhere for free!

Across Norfolk and Suffolk, there are a whole range of exciting opportunities. Whether you want to know more about your favourite venue, or travel to somewhere completely new, you'll be spoilt for choice.

NORFOLK - see the full programme at https://norfolkheritageopendays.co.uk/
IMAGE 1: National Trust properties across the UK are taking part, in Norfolk this includes Felbrigg Hall NT and Blickling Estate NT
IMAGE 2: Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell will be offering free entry, as will other Norfolk Museums including Strangers' Hall and Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life
IMAGE 3: Explore backstage at Norwich Theatre
IMAGE 4: Go behind the scenes at the Sainsbury Centre
IMAGE 5: Step into Dragon Hall, home to the National Centre for Writing

SUFFOLK - see the full programme at https://bit.ly/SuffolkHODs
IMAGE 6: Explore backstage at the Marina Theatre - Lowestoft
IMAGE 7: Enjoy free entry to Gainsborough's House
IMAGE 8: Take a tour of The Red House at Britten Pears Arts
IMAGE 9: National Trust properties across the UK are taking part, in Suffolk this includes National Trust Ickworth Estate
IMAGE 10: Enjoy activities at the New Wolsey Theatre

Norfolk Heritage Open Days Heritage Open Days

31/08/2024

Hope Trees is a dance-theatre piece celebrating the connection between humans and nature, and asking if we are capable of putting nature first. The work is inspired by a centuries-old yew tree in Italy, which survived recent floods and under which Dante wrote some of The Divine Comedy.

The Garage's artistic partners Dance In, are an Italian company who believe that dance is a universal language, capable of overcoming physical barriers, and who place Inclusivity at the heart of their work.

🗓 26 September at The Garage Norwich

29/08/2024

Message from The Underground is an exhibition exploring the ideas about the base connectivity of all things and the eternal circle of life, death and renewal. The name of the exhibition refers to a plate uncovered in a London Sewer, dated 1661 and bearing the words 'You and I are Earth'.

On display is recent work by Margie Britz, Anna-Lise Horsley and Maria Pavledis

📅 Until 18 September 2024, Mon-Sat 11am – 4pm and Sun 2-4pm
📍 Halesworth Gallery

http://www.halesworthgallery.co.uk/ Visit Halesworth

27/08/2024

Its the last week of the Summer holidays. We've got 10 ideas for trips with a side of culture. Whether you want to be outside in the sunshine or keeping cool inside, there's something to keep everyone entertained.

🧱 Travel the world! Visit The Hold at Suffolk Archives in Ipswich and be transported from London Bride to the Pyramids and beyond in an extraordinary world of Lego.

🦖 Get up close with a dinosaur! The latest exhibition at Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life brings together fossils, bones, models and toys to celebrate Jurassic beasts, real and imagined.

🖼️ Enjoy art! See some rarely exhibited work by Quentin Blake at Moyse's Hall Museum.

🎲Play games! National Trust properties are enjoying a Summer of Play with garden games for families to enjoy together. Norfolk properties include Felbrigg Hall, Sheringham Park and Oxburgh Estate; Suffolk Properties include Sutton Hoo and Ickworth Estate.

🦸 Visit Avengers HQ! OK, so Sainsbury Centre in Norwich may only be the exterior of the Avengers' lair, but the sculpture park is a brilliant place to play and explore.

👠 Return to Oz! Head to Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds and join Dorothy as she ventures back to Oz to reclaim her ruby slippers and save the Emerald City from the evil Gnome King.

🍕 Eat pizza! (Disclaimer: you have to make it first). Visit Food Museum to learn about our food industry and cook up a delicious meal.

☘️ Find sculptures in nature! Houghton Hall is currently hosting 100 Anthony Gormley sculptures in its beautiful grounds. See if you can find them all.

🐷 Visit a Farm! and a Museum! and an Adventure Playground! all in one trip! Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse has acres to explore.

🎭 See theatre in the forest! The beautiful theatre in the woods at Thorington Theatre is a magical place to watch theatre together.

We hope that you enjoy the rest of the summer! For more tips on seasonal cultural activities, sign up for our monthly email: https://bit.ly/headeastemail

25/08/2024

Landscapes in the East of England have inspired artists for centuries. Two of Britain's most famous artists - John Constable and Thomas Gainsborough - were born and raised in Suffolk, creating some of their best work here. We have developed two day-long itineraries to help you explore and learn more about these artists.

Visit the Area of Natural Beauty known as Constable Country to walk through fields and admire the glorious vistas: https://bit.ly/constableday

Or take a day trip to the market town of Sudbury, and visit Thomas Gainsborough's House - now a vibrant museum: https://bit.ly/gainsboroughday

Image 1: Rowing at Dedham, in Constable Country
Image 2: Houses along the River Stour, that runs through the Suffolk Countryside
Image 3: Statue of Thomas Gainsborough
Image 4: Market Day in Sudbury

Gainsborough's House Sudbury Arts Centre The Sudbury Heritage Centre Dedham Art and Craft Centre

23/08/2024

Florence Adooni's unique sound blends the melodies of the Frafra gospel with the high-life rhythm of the Ashanti with incredible ease. Catch her at Norwich Arts Centre next Friday, on one of only a handful of live UK dates.

🗓 30 August 2024
🎟️ https://norwichartscentre.co.uk/

21/08/2024

Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse Museum is an extraordinary day out.

With 50 acres to explore - including a farm and an adventure playground - you can enjoy the sunshine and enjoy nature. Inside the museum, be immersed in the lives of workhouse inmates and explore cottages built for older couples, as well as a chapel. The museum's collection include thousands of objects revealing life in rural Norfolk. And in the exhibition gallery an annual exhibition exploring the sites past - and future. This year 'Making the Rounds' uncovers stories of Workhouse Nurses.

With so much to do - come rain or shine - visitors of all ages will have a wonderful day.

Open 7 Days a week. Find out more: Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse

Images: 1-8 The grounds, farm and museum. Photos Beth Moseley
Images 9-10: Images from 'Making the Rounds' Exhibition

19/08/2024

Heritage Open Days is back from 6-15 September!

Do you walk past the same amazing building every day, but never venture inside? Do you fancy a peek behind the scenes at your favourite theatre? Perhaps you'd like to discover something unexpected? With a huge range of venues taking part, there is something for everyone. And its not just about history, Heritage Open Days is a vibrant festival with live poetry, food festivals, workshop and much more.

Tickets are now available for events that are bookable in advance - but if you prefer to take things as they come, there's absolutely heaps that you can just drop in to on the day. And the best bit - everything is free!

Events in Norfolk: https://norfolkheritageopendays.co.uk/
Events in Suffolk: https://bit.ly/HODSUFFOLK

Norfolk Heritage Open Days Heritage Open Days
Image credits The Forum, Norwich Photos Keiron Tovill and Luke Witcomb

17/08/2024

An Eye for Life is a celebration of the career of John Ferguson - whose work spans portrait, documentary and lifestyle photography. Ferguson has worked in over 60 countries, documenting global events. He has made iconic photographs of superstars and captured images of diverse subjects.

Showing at Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich until 27 April 2025

IMAGES
1. Pink in Paris
2. Hurricane Katrina
3. The Forgotten Cowboys
4. Alice Hawkins
5. Baghdad, Iraq – Young Boys Heading to the Mosque
6. Rwanda Portrait - 10 Years from Genocide
7. Insomnia

15/08/2024

DanceEast have a fantastic autumn season of dance coming to Ipswich, with companies including Schechter II, Stopgap and Protein Dance.

The season begins in September with NOW, celebrating 25 years of Jasmin Vardimon Company. With a remarkable international cast of performers and featuring iconic moments from the Company's repertoire, NOW will reflect the current moment, the present, and the continuous movement of time.

🗓 26-28 September, with a post-show talk on Friday 27 September.
Find out more DanceEast

Jasmin Vardimon Company All About Ipswich

12/08/2024

Each year, Houghton Hall presents a new sculptural installation, animating its grounds and internal spaces and complementing its permanent collection.

This year, Houghton boasts exhibitions by two illustrious artists. Throughout the grounds are 100 life-size sculptures by Anthony Gormley, placed to form a single horizontal plane across the landscape. Inside the Hall are old and new works by world-renowned ceramicist Magdalene Odundo. Her distinctive pieces are installed to create interplay with the traditional grandeur of Houghton's State Rooms.

Houghton Hall is perfect for a summer day out. With acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and impressive gardens to explore and centuries of history within. Permanent installations include Jeppe Hein's 'Waterflame' in the walled garden; Rachel Whiteread's concrete 'Houghton Hut' nestled in a copse; and James Turrell's wonderfully relaxing 'Skyspace'.

🗓 To 31 October (note Magdalene Odundo's exhibition closes on 29 September)
Find out more Houghton Hall

Images
1. Anthony Gormley's Time Horizon in the grounds of Houghton Hall. Photo Pete Huggins.
2. Magdalene Odundo's work placed in Houghton's State Rooms
3. A piece demonstrating Magdalene Odundo's distinctive style
3. Houghton Hall. Photo Hugo Glendinning.

09/08/2024

This exhibition explores the impact and influence that photography has had on shaping – and in some cases distorting - the narrative of major global events. Featuring more than 100 works, The Camera Never Lies charts a global century of documentation and manipulation.

Featuring some of the most iconic news photographs in the world, the first part of the exhibition explores how single photographs have come to represent and define events through their repeated use in print journalism. The second part examines how modern practitioners are using research to inform their imagery, and how they work with much more agency than in the previous century - having more control than the picture editors at newspapers.

🗓Until 20 October

The Sainsbury Centre operates Pay What You Want ticketing. The museum also has a fascinating permanent collection, two cafes, a shop and an outdoor sculpture park.

Sainsbury Centre

06/08/2024

Dorothy is back in Oz, but it's nothing like she remembers. The yellow brick road is destroyed and the beautiful Emerald City is in ruins. With her faithful chicken Billina and a host of new friends, Dorothy must defeat the evil Gnome King and restore the land of Oz to its former glory. But not before she's escaped the clutches of an evil princess with interchangeable heads!

Head to Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds this summer for a high-energy, musical that the whole family will love.

🗓16-31 August
🔗 https://bit.ly/3ym0EC9

Bury St Edmunds and Beyond

05/08/2024

Premiering this month at Norwich Theatre Playhouse, The Highwayman is a tale of love, larceny, and 17th-century debauchery.

Based on the classic poem by Alfred Noyes, Kitty Morgan's brand new musical will take audiences on a full-throttle musical gallop through the grimy underbelly of 1600s England, where love is as dangerous as a back-alley brawl. With a live band reimagining tavern tunes and folk ballads in contemporary arrangements, this is one not to be missed.

After opening in Norwich, The Highwayman will also be touring to Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds.

Norwich Theatre Playhouse
🗓 14 – 18 August

New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich
🗓 12 – 14 September

Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds
🗓 Dates: 2 – 5 Oct

Norwich Theatre New Wolsey Theatre Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds VisitNorwich All About Ipswich Bury St Edmunds and Beyond VisitNorfolk Visit Suffolk

04/08/2024

Make wood-fired pizza at the Food Museum 🍕; explore the beautiful garden and get creative with natural materials at Gainsborough's House 🌸; celebrate a special bus' 60th birthday at Ipswich Transport Museum 🚍; or get crafty at the National Horseracing Museum 🖌️. There's lots to keep kids busy at museums across Suffolk this summer, along with inspiring collections and fascinating heritage for adult visitors to enjoy.

Find out more: https://suffolkmuseums.org/event_category/summer-in-suffolk-museums/

Food Museum National Horse Racing Museum Gainsborough's House Visit Suffolk

03/08/2024

This summer step into The Hold at Suffolk Archives and take a journey through Ancient Egypt to the Great Wall of China. See London Bridge and sea creatures at the Great Barrier Reef.

Brick Wonders brings some of the world's most extraordinary natural and manmade sights to Ipswich, using 1000s of Lego bricks. All ages will be enchanted by these extraordinary and beautiful sculptures.

🗓 Until 12 September

Visit Suffolk All About Ipswich

02/08/2024

The forest at Sutton Hoo is the perfect setting for Shakespeare's comedy 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'.

This much-loved annual theatre treat is now in its 25th year. Don't miss out on a magical evening.

Red Rose Chain Sutton Hoo National Trust The Suffolk Coast

01/08/2024

The current exhibition at Time and Tide Museum in Great Yarmouth explores how dinosaurs have been imagined in books, TV and films for decades. With models, movie clips and toys alongside fossils, artwork and stories of collectors this is a great exhibition for the whole family.

And on Tuesday 13 August its Dino Night! A special evening of creative dino inspired fun and a chance to explore the museum after hours. Find out more: https://bit.ly/DinoNightGY

🗓 Dinosaurium exhibition: Until 21 September
🗓 Dino Night: Tuesday 13 September

Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life Visit Great Yarmouth

30/07/2024

Since 2005, Quentin Blake’s drawings for hospitals and healthcare settings have become a significant part of his work. Because of their clinical function, many of the spaces are not easily accessible to visitors, so relatively few people may get the chance to see them.

Now, you can see some of this work at Moyse's Hall Museum, Bury St Edmunds. Discover swimming babies, helpful dragons, treetop adventures, and poignant landscapes, all in Blake's instantly recognisable style.

🗓 Until 6 October 2024
Find out more: https://www.moyseshall.org/

Moyse's Hall Museum Bury St Edmunds and Beyond Visit Suffolk

27/07/2024

When Mrs Armitage goes out for a ride with her trusty dog Breakspear, she decides her bicycle needs improvement. With a new horn, a picnic hamper…and a sail, will Mrs Armitage manage to keep her bicycle in one piece or will her crazy contraption prove too much to handle?

Adapted from Quentin Blake’s classic tale, this interactive show features live music, puppetry and physical comedy. For ages 3 and up

🗓 Thursday 1 August, 11am & 1.30pm
At The Garage Norwich

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The nights are drawing in, and Hallowe'en is nearly open us. Lean in to spooky season with HighTide. Eastern Angles Theatre Company The Cut The Seagull Theatre St. George's Theatre Great Yarmouth Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds Wells Maltings National Centre for Writing #halloween #ghostories #storytellingtheatre

Last chance to see Roger Ackling: Sunlight @norwichcastle the exhibition closes this weekend.

This exhibition explores the impact and influence that photography has had on shaping – and in some cases distorting - the narrative of major global events. Featuring more than 100 works, The Camera Never Lies charts a global century of documentation and manipulation. Featuring some of the most iconic news photographs in the world, the first part of the exhibition explores how single photographs have come to represent and define events through their repeated use in print journalism. The second part examines how modern practitioners are using research to inform their imagery, and how they work with much more agency than in the previous century - having more control than the picture editors at newspapers. 🗓Until 20 October The Sainsbury Centre operates Pay What You Want ticketing. The museum also has a fascinating permanent collection, two cafes, a shop and an outdoor sculpture park. Sainsbury Centre #photojournalism #photographyexhibition #exhibition #sculpturepark

Premiering this month at Norwich Theatre Playhouse, The Highwayman is a tale of love, larceny, and 17th-century debauchery. Based on the classic poem by Alfred Noyes, Kitty Morgan's brand new musical will take audiences on a full-throttle musical gallop through the grimy underbelly of 1600s England, where love is as dangerous as a back-alley brawl. With a live band reimagining tavern tunes and folk ballads in contemporary arrangements, this is one not to be missed. After opening in Norwich, The Highwayman will also be touring to Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds. Norwich Theatre Playhouse 🗓 14 – 18 August New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich 🗓 12 – 14 September Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds 🗓 Dates: 2 – 5 Oct Norwich Theatre New Wolsey Theatre Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds VisitNorwich All About Ipswich Bury St Edmunds and Beyond VisitNorfolk Visit Suffolk #newmusical #musicalpremiere

Since 2005, Quentin Blake’s drawings for hospitals and healthcare settings have become a significant part of his work. Because of their clinical function, many of the spaces are not easily accessible to visitors, so relatively few people may get the chance to see them. Now, you can see some of this work at Moyse's Hall Museum, Bury St Edmunds. Discover swimming babies, helpful dragons, treetop adventures, and poignant landscapes, all in Blake's instantly recognisable style. 🗓 Until 6 October 2024 Find out more: https://www.moyseshall.org/ Moyse's Hall Museum Bury St Edmunds and Beyond Visit Suffolk #quentinblake #illustrationexhibition #familyexhibition

Not long to go til Primadonna Festival! A festival for people who love books. And ideas. And interesting conversations. And music in the sunshine. And good food in a field. And comedy and cabaret and workshops for the mind, body and soul. #bookfestival #BookFestival2024 #summerfestival Visit Suffolk

Emma Bovary is bored. She’s bored with her boring doctor husband, bored with her boring provincial village and bored with her role as a dutiful wife in (boring) nineteenth-century France. This weekend head to the woods in Suffolk for this wonderfully irreverent adaptation of Flaubert's novel from Ha Hum Ah and The Minack Theatre. Book now at https://www.thoringtontheatre.co.uk/ Thorington Theatre The Minack Theatre Ha Hum Ah #outdoortheatre #TheatreSuffolk #madamebovary

1 WEEK TO GO! First Light Festival returns to Lowestoft’s South Beach next weekend, 22 & 23 June. Head to the UK’s most easterly beach for a midsummer celebration featuring music, dance, science, spoken word, comedy, poetry, children’s activities, sport, beach yoga and much more! Plus, don’t forget to set your alarms for 3.30am and join the Sunrise Club to watch the sunrise, listen to new music, enjoy a Balearic Breakfast and tuck into a delicious fish feast. Find out more at www.firstlightlowestoft.com First Light Lowestoft #FirstLightFestival2024 #SeeYouOnTheBeach 🌞

This year OUTPOST Gallery in Norwich is turning 20! Join them for a new exhibition celebrating 20 years as East Anglia's oldest artist-led space. The gallery will be transformed into a living archive as they look back over 160 exhibitions, residencies and events. And you can celebrate with them! Join them on Thursday 18 April for the opening night of the exhibition and on Thursday 16 May for the OUTPOST Street Party - an evening of art, food, books, and film in partnership with Norfolk & Norwich Festival and Caracol Books. OUTPOST at 20 exhibition Thursday 18 April - Sunday 20 June (Opening Party, 18 April, 6-9pm) OUTPOST Street Party Thursday 16 May, 6pm onwards #art #Exhibition #artistresidencies #streetparty VisitNorwich Visit Norfolk

There's so much to do when you #headeast. From city to coast, you'll find performances, music, literature, art and so much more. As we head into spring and towards summer, our world-class Festivals are a great way to pack lots in and enjoy what the region has to offer: Norfolk & Norwich Festival 🗓 10-26 May Norfolk & Norwich Festival Out There Festival, Great Yarmouth 🗓 30 May - 1 June Out There Arts Aldeburgh Festival 🗓 7–23 June Aldeburgh Festival Brighten The Corners, Ipswich 🗓 14-15 June Brighten The Corners First Light, Lowestoft 🗓 22-23 June First Light Lowestoft Primadonna, Stowmarket 🗓 26-28 July Primadonna Wild Fields Festival, Norwich 🗓 16-17 August Wild Fields Festival FolkEast 🗓 16-18 August FolkEast #festivals #folkfestival #MusicFestival #freeperformances #multiarts VisitNorwich Visit Norfolk All About Ipswich Visit Suffolk

Audiences reacting to RICHARD, MY RICHARD during its premiere run at Shakespeare North Playhouse. Catch it @theatreroyalbse from 11-27 April. #phillipagregory #richardiii @shakespearenorthplayhouse

@norwichsciencefestival features these adorable little doodling robots created by @norwichuniarts

Last few days to see Amartey Golding's 'Britannia' at Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery. Centring on the symbolic figure of Britannia, this visceral film explores the impact of traumatic periods of history on those who survive them. Find out more: https://bit.ly/britanniaNC #Britannia #heritage #history #artfilm Autograph Art Fund VisitNorwich Visit Norfolk

When her father's boasting lands a young girl stuck trying to spin straw into gold, she is delighted to mysterious character who claims he can help. But things are never as easy as they seem, and the help comes as a strange price. A fairytale setting, energetic music, and a little audience participation make this a delightful festive treat from Eastern Angles Theatre Company. 📅 8 December - 6 January Find out more and book: https://bit.ly/EArumplestiltskin

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