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Enchanted youngsters have been honing their magic skills at the school of sorcery at Kentwell Hall this week.

Irving Stage Company is staging its production of Sister Act the musical at the Theatre Royal, in Bury St Edmunds, from Tuesday October 31 to Saturday November 4.

The Queen of the Snowlies is to visit the Theatre Royal, in Bury St Edmunds, on Sunday.

Just over 30 years ago, Lackford Lakes was still an active quarry. A place that clanked and hummed with heavy machinery working to expose and remove sand and gravel laid down during the Ice Age.

A lifetime of secrets and deceit ends in bloodshed in this gripping murder mystery which ratchets up the intrigue and suspense.

What a highly charged production by The Blackeyed Theatre of this dark and dramatic thriller this proved to be.

All or Nothing, Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds.

What an amusing and entertaining this blood thirsty number turned out to be. As the plot thickens the short, sharp comic lines escalate. Despite the small house the audience acknowledged this wit with plenty of chuckles.

Richard Miller’s Backlash Show is not to be missed...it’s a thriller has been endorsed by ex-Strictly judge, Len Goodman who called it ‘A thriller from Miller.’

The Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds is set for a classic battle of the sexes by one of the greatest playwrights of the 20th century.

Owners are dusting off their collectables as the Antiques Roadshow is coming to Helmingham Hall, near Stowmarket, on Thursday, August 31.

English Sheepdogs from across the country will battle it out in Haughley Park, near Stowmarket for three days of trials to be crowned English National Champion 2017.

Clean Bandit took to the stage as the sun began to set to close the Forest Live gigs in Thetford Forest for 2017.

Elvis and ABBA are being taken on by the British Symphony Orchestra in two concerts at Haughley Park next month.

Following a hugely successful tour of Alice in Wonderland the Immersion Theatre Company will be performing the family classic Wind in the Willows at St Mary’s Church in Pakenham on July 8.

Having never seen a ballet before I didn’t know what to expect and with it portraying Alice in Wonderland anything was possible.

On Monday June 12, the Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds hosted a significantly younger audience than normal.

The Play That Went Wrong, Theatre Royal Norwich

Romeo and Juliet, Theatre Royal Norwich

Science, passion, poetry, mystery and a tortoise were brought to the Theatre Royal’s stage on Arcadia’s opening night.