Stage

The multi Classical BRIT award-winning tenor takes on questions from some of his biggest fans for this edition of the Six of the Best Podcast.

A group of talented ballet dancers, all over the age of 55, have been chosen to showcase their work globally.

Oscar winner cast in her first pantomime role as she joins festive production of Snow White.

Two distinguished actors, from both stage and screen, will be returning to a Suffolk theatre this Autumn.

A Suffolk opera singer who has performed all over the world will become the first patron of a beloved amateur theatre company.

There’s no place like home, as the Emerald City comes to life on historic stage.

Despite the weather over the weekend, film lovers took in some movies at a town’s open cinema event – are you in these pictures?

Musical version of hit movie Ghost will be on stage next week

Cinematic favourites with dinosaurs and a DeLorean and performances of Austen and Shakespearian classics will be part of a stage and screen festival.

A theatre company is getting ready to transform a town centre into a stage with a performance inspired by local history.

East Anglia’s largest theatre is to embark on an ambitious £3 million refurbishment project which includes larger bar areas and modernised toilets.

Podcaster Kevin Hurst chats to famous faces using questions from a chosen group or individual and this time he spoke to comedian Lucy Porter.

Award-winning comedian, actor and writer Jack Whitehall has announced two East Anglian dates to his new UK tour, Settle Down.

Money, murder, mystery, passion, an exotic location and a faulty gun - production has it all.

Popular talk show Loose Women is set to swap the studio for the stage with its first-ever live tour hitting a Suffolk town.

The comedy stage hypnotist Robert Temple is headlining a popular venue with a new show at the end of April.

Ambitious team is looking to the future after overcoming huge challenges.

Successful production – which welcomed 24,000 people during its run – had been short-listed in four categories.

Theatre etiquette is under the spotlight but could venues do more to make the rules clear asks our columnist?

A boy from Suffolk has earned the chance of a lifetime after being accepted in to one of the most renowned ballet schools in the world.