The annual programme of Heritage Open Days events gets underway across the country this week, and we’ve picked out a few of the arts-related highlights across East Anglia.
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Booking opens in just under two weeks soon for the twelfth annual Cambridge Festival of Ideas – but with hundreds of events to choose from it could take you that long to plan your visits.
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Details of the line up for next month’s Sound City Ipswich festival have been announced.
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Some of the darkest criminal minds from across Europe will be descending on Norwich this week, but don’t worry – they only write about murder and mayhem.
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It’s a TV show that has made an international star of writer and lead actor Phoebe Waller-Bridge – and now you have the chance to see the stage show that started it all at a venue near you.
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Great Yarmouth’s annual Out There Festival of circus and street art gets underway this weekend, with a packed programme of free events.
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Andy Parsons is on a mission with his new stand-up tour. In a nutshell, he’s looking to heal this divided nation.
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A double helping of two of the top folk acts in East Anglia – The Shackleton Trio and Alden Patterson and Dashwood – are playing the Norwich Arts Centre on Thursday 19 September.
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Verona is anything but fair in this dark and challenging reimagining of the tale of two young lovers.
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Deadpan comic Jack Dee has added a series of dates across East Anglia as part of his first solo tour in six years.
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The nominees for this year’s Public Choice categories at the Norfolk Arts Awards have been revealed.
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A £500,000 renovation of Norwich Arts Centre has revealed a series of hidden gems at the performing arts venue.
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This double-bill of new shows from
Norwich-based theatre company Laughing Mirror could not have been more
contrasting.
Miller’s classic tragedy of lust and betrayal is given a bold and confident reworking in this stylish Maddermarket production.
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The superficially wispy plot of this Noel Coward play hides a darkly comic and sharp take on ageing and the lives we live.
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