US author Donald L. Miller, PhD, whose book Masters of the Air inspired the Apple TV+ series of the same name, is set to visit Bury St Edmunds early October. He will be joined by Kirk Saduski, producer of the popular mini-series. Dr Miller and Mr Saduski will be meeting members of the public and…
A production of Aladdin in Mildenhall is being sponsored by homebuilder Barratt Homes. The Bunbury Players Amateur Dramatics Group’s panto runs from Wednesday to Saturday this week at the Jubilee Centre in Mildenhall. Cash needed for putting on productions is increasing every year for the Bunbury Players, and Barratt Homes stepped in to help fund…
Construction of a new music practice and performance space for Trinity Hall in Cambridge has reached a pivotal stage with the installation of the granite and stone walls. Founded in 1350, Trinity Hall is the fifth oldest college at the University of Cambridge and can boast alumni such as Professor Stephen Hawking, Andrew Marr and…
A COLLECTIVE of talented Suffolk creatives will host their launch party in Ipswich tomorrow evening. YOUNG ARTISTS IN SUFFOLK (YAIS) brings together Suffolk-based fashion-focused early-stage entrepreneurs and artistic young people who have their sights set on developing careers in the creative world. The collective, which includes graduates, undergraduates, sixth formers and school-aged students, present their…
A star of a BBC political satire show is heading to the Suffolk coast for a special event ahead of his theatre production. Ian Hislop, editor of Private Eye and who appears on BBC TV’s Have I Got News For You, will make a guest appearance at one of four productions being performed as part…
Stretching over 11 days from 16 to 26 May, this year’s Bury St Edmunds Festival was one of the most popular in its 34-year history. Several concerts and events were sell outs, while box office sales well exceeded targets for most performances. Delighted with both the high calibre of artists and audience reaction, Festival Manager…
The talents of a dozen of Ipswich’s finest artists have been celebrated at a special art fair at Arlingtons. The 12 artists exhibited their creations last weekend in a wide variety of genres with plenty of members of the public dropping in to have a wander around. Peter Gwizdala, the new owner of Arlingtons, said:…
Some of the finest artists in Ipswich will be showing their works at one of the town’s premier restaurants this weekend. Arlingtons, a Grade II-listed building which was once the town’s original Victorian museum, hosts an art fair on Saturday and Sunday. Artists include Tony Robbins, who creates modern artwork using a variety of media…