Lowestoft Entertainment News
Latitude Festival to include a “few surprises”
THE creator of Latitude festival has promised that the seventh instalment will include a few surprises.
World famous Royal Philharmonic Orchestra set to return to Lowestoft’s Marina Theatre
A FRUITFUL relationship is set to continue in Lowestoft tomorrow evening as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra embarks on the eighth year of its residency at the town’s Marina Theatre.
Waveney band bid for Britain’s Got Talent stardom
IT’S a TV talent show that’s thrown Susan Boyle, Diversity and Poringland’s Ronan Parke into the national spotlight.
Waveney band ready for homecoming Bungay gig
A band who met in London and were united by their Waveney roots will be travelling back to the region next month for a special homecoming gig.
Norfolk Entertainment News See all
So much to volunteer for in Norfolk countryside
Whether its coppicing trees in one of Norfolk’s nature reserves or dressing in period costume at Blicking Hall, there is no better way to experience something different, get new skills or meet new people than volunteering. MARK NICHOLLS finds out more.
Meet the Blickling volunteers and have a go yourself
They are the very public face of one of Norfolk’s most popular visitor attractions; a dedicated army of volunteers who help make a visit to Blickling Hall enjoyable, informative and educational. Plus: More places to volunteer in Norfolk.
Music Notes: Suitably eclectic farewell to Norwich music nights
For the past three years the monthly Acoustic and Eclectic night at Olives at the bottom Elm Hill have hosted a fantastically diverse array of artists, from some well known musicians persuaded to play this intimate venue to upcoming local talent.
- Review: Horrible Histories
- Ed Sheeran is named best British male and breakthrough act at the Brit Awards
- Video: What was said about Brit Awards star Ed Sheeran when he won Next Big Thing 2008 in Norwich
- Norfolk schools get help to see live theatre
- Review: Skrillex
- Brecht...and all that jazz remembered
- Sons and Lovers comes to the stage of Sewell Barn Theatre in Norwich this week
- Meet the Norwich Fashion Week 2012 models
- Video/Review: Rizzle Kicks at UEA
- Funny, foul and fascinating, Horrible Histories in Norwich
- Curtain up on Norwich festival of drama
- Norwich photographer’s images of where land meets water
Film & Cinema See all
Review: Coriolanus
For his directorial debut Ralph Fiennes has decided to do one of the more obscure Shakespeares, one for the completists. I like that because it means that this is that rare Shakespeare where I’m not the only person in the audience who doesn’t know what is going to happen.
- Review: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
- Review: Star Wars Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace 3D
- Review: The Woman In Black
- Review: The Muppets
- Review: Carnage
Restaurant Reviews See all
Norwich: Captain Americas
Captain America’s has seen off numerous culinary fads during four decades as a favourite of Norwich families. As it celebrates its 40th anniversary, SIMON PARKIN found nothing has changed.
Norwich: The Clipper
When he last visited it was like stepping back in time and the food was terrible. Finally prompted to revisit SIMON PARKIN finds The Clipper is an Indian restaurant that has the wind in its sails.
Norwich: The Waffle House
If you’ve never visited The Waffle House because you’re not sure if you like waffles, it’s time to pay a visit, because you will. STACIA BRIGGS celebrates a restaurant that treats and meat-eaters as equals.
- Norwich: Merge
- Norwich: Pulse Cafe Bar
- Thorpe Market: Gunton Arms
- Overstrand: Sea Marge Hotel
- Norwich: Revolution
- Swaffham: Strattons
- Norwich: Wholesome
