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In a special summer edition, Tim, Bob Fischer and Georgy Jamieson are all crowding into a sweltering local radio studio ready to take your calls and chat about some of the seaside tat and summer ho…

Eastern Angles is inviting audiences on a festive journey to the lost town of Dunwich this Christmas as they present a bold new version of Robert Louis Stevenson’ adventure story Treasure Island. Playing in Ipswich and Woodbridge, tickets are now on sale for this Suffolk take on a beloved classic. Treasure Island’s timeless tale of pirates, lost treasure maps, mutiny and heroism comes to Suffolk in this brand-new adaptation inspired by the lost town of Dunwich. Complete withall the trimmings of Eastern Angles Christmas Productions – innovative stage, storytelling, song, music, puppetry and a cast of fabulous actors – this coming-of-age story promises to captivate both adults and children alike.

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Seven of East Anglia’s leading theatre and arts organisations, including four Suffolk theatre companies, have joined forces to launch the East Anglian Touring Consortium. The ambitious collaboration, the first of its kind in the region, will introduce a fresh and innovative approach designed to tackle the challenges of midscale touring and bring high-quality, original theatre made by and for the people of East Anglia to communities across the region and beyond. The collaboration will see Eastern Angles, HighTide, Landmark Theatres (New Theatre Peterborough), Mercury Theatre Colchester, New Wolsey Theatre, Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch…

In 1960s England, a wind of change was blowing through the land. It had even reached the sleepy village of St Mary Mead. There was a new housing estate to make the villagers curious and fearful, and then the village was thrown into a frenzy by the news that a glamorous American film star had bought the Manor House. Miss Jane Marple, confined to a chair after an accident, wondered if life had passed her by. Then a vicious murder left Miss Marple to unravel a web of lies, tragedy and danger.