Arts and Showbiz

Actors will occupy locations around the town and deliver speeches about life in the 1600s and the Mayflower voyage.

Park Radio has landed a grant by the broadcasting regulator as part of its Community Radio Fund

Theatre-goers in Diss were treated to a classic comedy this week as the Corn Hall helped to stage its first outdoor performance in almost six months.

A Diss arts venue has called on the Government to subsidise a scheme where young people would be able to gain workplace experience.

A former Newton Flotman actress’ low-budget Shakespeare adaptation has made its way to Amazon Prime – four years after it was made.

An art group has been launched in Harleston to help tackle social isolation onset by the coronavirus pandemic.

Sam taught himself to paint while holding a brush in his mouth and is raising money to help support young people.

The venue illuminated itself red to symbolise the financial plight put on by the coronavirus pandemic

Chris Moyse of Park Radio received the award last week after broadcasting essential public information during the pandemic

Doctor and artist who creates paintings of her colleagues sees art displayed in the hospital where she works.

The Corn Hall already opened its café earlier this month.

Remarkable similarities between Sheeran's painting and that of anonymous Suffolk artist 'The Hat' have come to light.

Mystery artist sparks online auction by donating picture to food bank.

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Beryl describes the actor as being 'rather dishy'.

Oliver Dowdon hopes to find a way to bring back the UK's 'world leading' culture sector.

Though all the staff are now furloughed the venue has been preparing for any potential reopening.

The site has also been starring in its own TV show.

TV presenter Charlie Ross payed a visit to the museum back in February to film for the upcoming episode.

He was one of the first to volunteer at the venue in 2010.