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Felixstowe: And the beat goes on for Taiko drummers
As titles go, Jiuchi base rhythm comandante is impressive; Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers co-founder Neil Mackie just calls himself the old man of the group.
Felixstowe: Closing Spa Pavilion is bananas says Richard Digance
Entertainments writer WAYNE SAVAGE talks to Richard Digance about why Felixstowe’s Spa must be saved, the trouble with TV talent shows and why he doesn’t miss the cameras.
Ipswich: Hairy Bikers and Micky Flanagan return to Regent
The Hairy Bikers and comedian Micky Flanagan are returning to Ipswich next year.
Framlingham: Ed Sheeran wins prestigious Ivor Novello Award
SUFFOLK singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has added to his growing list of accolades by winning a prestigious honour.
HighTide review: Mudlarks
Mudlarks, by Vickie Donoghue, High Tide Festival, Halesworth, May 13.
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- Review: Youngsters bring sparkle to the Spa with their version of Bugsy Malone
- Gallery: Revellers turn out in force to enjoy Festeaval in Woodbridge
- Yoxford: Artist creates life-size tribute to Queen
- Woodbridge: Award-winning Beth Orton and folk duo Turin Brakes prepare for Festeaval
- Ipswich: We’ll carry on gigging until we’re found out says The Blues Band
- Henham Park: East Anglian bands The Soft, Dingus Khan and Benjamin Bloom play Latitude Lake Stage
- Henham Park: Ipswich’s Benjamin Bloom to play Latitude
- Halesworth: Griff Rhys Jones and Abi Titmuss among the stars to perform at this year’s HighTide Festival
- Ipswich: Little Mix and Cover Drive join JLS for Chantry Park gig
- Review: Yes Prime Minister, Cambridge Arts Theatre
- Review: Bedroom Farce, New Wolsey Theatre
- EXCLUSIVE: Paloma Faith to play Ipswich
- Ipswich Regent-bound Aswad shine on and on
- Review: Mirth master Merton’s new offering falls flat
- No rest for the cast of Bedroom Farce at Ipswich’s New Wolsey
- Getting into the head of Ipswich-bound comedian Paul Merton
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Review: The Raid
What The Raid is, is violent, very violent. Not only is it more violent than almost anything else out there but it is more skilfully violent, more variedly violent and more inventively and entertainingly violent than any other film out there.
