Ipswich's Portuguese community joins New Angles for the captivating and charming Sleeping King.

An Ipswich drama group take us to 1920's Berlin for an emotional rollercoaster of a musical.

A surreal take on three notorious women from history impresses our reviewer.

Queen and Ben Elton's musical does the business in Ipswich according to our reviewer.

Wayne Sleep misses the first night of High Society in Ipswich but the rest of the cast shines.

Youngsters are won over by the Tweenies magical toyshop, whilst learning a lesson along the way.

An excellent insight into the rollercoaster relationship of comics Peter Cook and Dudley Moore.

A Moldovan opera company presented Verdi's Aida in Suffolk and it was a gripping yarn.

'Not even the most cynical observer could question the integrity of the show', writes Jeff Allum.

Bury Theatre Royal have been taking a Georgian variety show around Suffolk's villages.

The restored venue is due to re-open in Sept 2007 and they've launched the programme for the season.

Camp comic Jason Wood stole the show in Ipswich with support from Scott Denyer and Anthony King.

A new monthly comedy night is hoping to prove that Ipswich folk are game for a laugh.

Henry Pulling's conservative lifestyle is tipped on its head when he meets his long-lost aunt.

An alternative review of the new HighTide theatre festival at Halesworth's Cut arts venue.

Sex and politics: reviews of four new plays at a new theatre festival at The Cut in Halesworth.

Eastern Angles' touring play centres on a fractured relationship and re-discovering family roots.

The Essex Adonis entertained the Ipswich Regent, but is he simply treading water?