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SuffolkNews reviews Jesus Christ Superstar, which is on stage until Saturday.

‘Discotastic’ was how this new Suffolk production of Robin Hood was billed, and discotastic it most certainly was.

We went along to watch a Suffolk panto, which turned out to be a little love story to Ipswich and the arts.

The Time Machine - A Comedy will be guffawing its way into Bury St Edmunds this March.

A world famous actress and dame of the British Empire has reacted to the news that a Suffolk theatre could face a funding cut of £100,000.

From Jesus Christ Superstar to Romeo and Juliet and the Woman in Black, here are 10 plays and musicals you can watch in Suffolk during 2024.

Christmas Day may have been and gone but pantomime season is still in full swing – with shows running across Suffolk.

From swinging jazz to serial killers, tributes to bottle rockets, there’s all manner of entertainment on offer at The Apex next year.

Bryan Adams has been announced as the third act to perform next summer as part of Forest Live 2024 gigs.

With a Christmas Tree at the door and two dames taking to the stage, it could only be pantomime season at the Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds

We went to see an all-new Christmas Cabin festive show in a Suffolk town.

Political satirist Rosie Holt brings her That’s Parliament! tour to Bury St Edmunds

Twelve months on from being in a coma, an amateur dramatics theatre director is set to make a comeback with a new set of shows.

A Suffolk theatre has announced a late edition to its Spring season which will see a comedy powerhouse take to the town stage in January.

This week actors from Suffolk have brought musical thriller Sweeney Todd to a historic theatre and I was lucky to watch it on opening night.

Our reviewer was ‘blown away’ by production of classic musical.

A Suffolk mum says performing with her burlesque dance troupe the Midnight Nymphs has given her the tools to love and accept her body.

A seasoned actor is returning to a town, three years since his last visit, to tell the story of its most famous resident.

A well-known Irish stand-up comedian has taken a picture of himself stopping by a Suffolk tap room last night for a quick pint.

A new play about the reign of terror of the Witchfinder General is set to haunt audiences at a Suffolk theatre this Halloween.