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SuffolkNews reviews Jesus Christ Superstar, which is on stage until Saturday.

After a successful run lasting more than seven weeks, the curtain has come down on pantomime season at a town theatre.

Wreaths laid by school children and reflective talks are set to take place in a seaside town to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.

A husband and wife from Suffolk have won a life-changing amount of money on ITV’s Limitless Win.

Want you get your child interested in birdwatching? There’s no better time to start than the Big Schools’ Birdwatch.

The full line-up for one of Suffolk’s best-known and longest-running battle of the bands has been announced today.

A world famous actress and dame of the British Empire has reacted to the news that a Suffolk theatre could face a funding cut of £100,000.

Suffolk will play host to Blues Band lead vocalists Paul Jones and Dave Kelly later this month – and you could be there.

Comedy legend Frank Skinner is set to appear in Suffolk during his 2024 tour.

A town’s cathedral will mark an ancient service with the blessing of a tractor and a plough next month.

On a rainy December morning, we visited stately home to check out its new festive experience.

Music, drama, fun and much more at The Quay theatre in spring 2024

Town’s mayor has marked the opening of a long-awaited free synthetic ice rink with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

An entire street in a seaside town is beaming with festive lights – all to rise money for a children’s charity.

A new book delving into the imaginary past of medieval house through history has been published.

A food columnist who runs a highly-popular cookery school has just finished penning her first cookbook, hoping to give readers a real taste of Asia.

Bryan Adams has been announced as the third act to perform next summer as part of Forest Live 2024 gigs.

If you’re looking for a stress-free Christmas Day lunch, here is a list of Suffolk’s five best locations.

A popular soul, blues and country music event has announced its first acts as part of its 10th anniversary next year.

Organisers of an award-winning Suffolk festival showcasing the many aspects of wood and wood workers has announced its dates for 2024.