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It’s back, it’s bigger, it’s better, the Bury St Edmunds Fringe Festival is set to showcase local-grown talent over six thrilling weeks
The actress and director known for her starring roles in Romancing the Stone, Jewel of the Nile, War of the Roses and Who Framed Roger Rabbit (the voice of Jessica Rabbit), will soon be lending her trademark husky alto to classic tunes from the American songbook.
A world premiere and a performance by a young soloist from Culford School are on the programme of the Bury Friendly Orchestra’s upcoming concert.
A very special exhibition capturing the life of Bruce Springsteen at work and play will open in Newmarket this summer. Photographer Jo Lopez had unbridled access to the iconic star who was born to run.
He’s appeared with Dame Kiri Te Kanawa and Danielle De Niese, played at Wigmore Hall and Glyndebourne, but now pianist Matthew Fletcher bring his talents to his home town to play at Suffolk Sinfonia’s spring concert. Debbie Rodman discovers how this award-winning pianist was born with music in his veins.
As winter’s harshness fades, spring is heralded by the appearance of one of nature’s most elegant indicators of warmer times to come, as the snowdrop raises its graceful and defiant head
Singer Liza Pulman tells us about the career path that led to her new show celebrating the magnificent Barbra Streisand and how she cheated death in the 7/7 bombings
Local girl Abi Hood returns to the Theatre Royal in a show that celebrates the power of the human imagination.
The excitement is building as Bury Festival 2018 gets set for its official launch next month. Here Culture gets a sneak peak at a few of the artists taking part.
Timeless songs and an unusual mother/daughter dynamic led Emma Dears to write a special show about two Hollywood icons, Judy & Liza.
Sequins and surprises are promised when Kristina Rihanoff and Christopher Maloney bring their show Dance to the Music to The Apex on February 4.
Plenty of well-loved characters are returning to cinemas in 2018. Laura Harding gives a rundown of all the reasons to visit the cinema in the new year
Young musical artists are tuning up to take part in a showcase of local talent as the first heat of this year’s BurySOUND is set to kick off this month.
“This is the bare bones of Joe Brown,” says no less than Joe Brown himself.
Since hanging up his gloves, Frank Bruno has become a much-loved entertainer appearing in numerous pantos, on our screens in interviews and as an after-dinner speaker.
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There’s a magical treat in store every year when the heavy oak doors of Blackthorpe Barn swing open to reveal a unique Christmas experience.
If you loved Karen Carpenter, you’ll love Voice of the Heart, a show dedicated to the late star. It is now more than 30 years since she passed away leaving an amazing catalogue of hit songs and memories which are still played daily on radio stations throughout the UK. Carole Gordon from the show Forever in Blue Jeans pays tribute to one of her musical heroines and is supported by the Blue Jeans Band. Come and be transported back to the seventies on Friday, November 3.
Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds is thrilled to present an exciting line-up of shows this coming spring. Audiences of all ages will find something to enjoy and we look forward to having you join us.
Ahead of his Naked & Baring All tour landing at The Apex in November, TV's fashion guru Gok Wan talks about style, bullies, studying magic and not being able to sit still
