I've seen big jump in @greateranglia.bsky.social advance fares? I commute Ipswich ↔ London lots weekends and book ahead. A Jan 2026 weekend cost £35.80 advance singles — 2025 same trip was £19.80 - so 80%+ and after nationalisation and fare freezes, I’m baffled. Anyone else seeing these increases?
04.01.2026 11:07 —
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Noises Off: A Masterclass in Farce Comedy – New Wolsey Theatre Review
Photo Credit: Craig Fuller Photography Farce is never easy to do, and a farce within a farce is even harder to do. With that in mind, this production of the farce within a farce, Noises Off, is off the scale brilliant on so many levels. We see behind the scenes of a touring theatre company putting on the farce Nothing's On and meet them at the dress rehearsal or is it the tech? No one seems to know, as lines, props and plates of sardines come and go. Photo Credit: Craig Fuller Photography …
Noises Off: A Masterclass in Farce Comedy – New Wolsey Theatre Review
Photo Credit: Craig Fuller Photography Farce is never easy to do, and a farce within a farce is even harder to do. With that in mind, this production of the farce within a farce, Noises Off, is off the scale brilliant on so many…
07.05.2025 16:01 —
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06.05.2025 13:13 —
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Opening Night for this lovely company. Has been a joy to work with them on this beast of a show. Noise Off. New Wolsey Theatre Ipswich.
06.05.2025 13:13 —
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📣 CASTING OPPORTUNITY 📣
Eastern Angles & New Wolsey Theatre are looking for three actors for Teechers, their upcoming Autumn 2025 touring co-production.
Find out more: easternangles.co.uk/open-casting...
30.04.2025 22:41 —
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a bright pink N and W in a swish style with the words New Wolsey Theatre written in gold block lettering
Are you a confident and enthusiastic problem solver with a passion for working with the public?
New Wolsey Theatre are seeking a friendly and welcoming Duty Manager.
Closing - 24 Mar
Location - Ipswich
££ - £27.3K
disabilityarts.online/opportunity-...
06.03.2025 12:00 —
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New Wolsey Theatre’s Hare and Tortoise Brings the Magic of Theatre to Suffolk Schools
Photo Credit: Will Green Photography Blossom Timothy & Janna May Hare and Tortoise, Brendan Murray’s joyful adaptation of Aesop’s fable with live music, created by a professional team of theatre makers and actors from the New Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich, is kicking off a Spring tour of primary schools this month. The production, for young people aged 4-8 years, tells the tale of two competing friends, exploring themes linked to the national curriculum including the changing seasons, the passing of time, and the importance of friendship. It will tour for three and a half weeks across Suffolk and Essex, travelling over 630 miles and visiting 23 schools.
New Wolsey Theatre’s Hare and Tortoise Brings the Magic of Theatre to Suffolk Schools
Photo Credit: Will Green Photography Blossom Timothy & Janna May Hare and Tortoise, Brendan Murray’s joyful adaptation of Aesop’s fable with live music, created by a professional team of theatre makers and actors…
07.03.2025 17:53 —
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New Wolsey Theatre's Hare and Tortoise begins school tour this spring
New Wolsey Theatre's Hare and Tortoise begins school tour this spring
10.03.2025 17:54 —
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Suffolk libraries to be run by council after contract dispute
The council says they will be in
This smells like more cultural vandalism from SCC. Suffolk Libraries is nationally recognised for its pioneering engagement programmes - radically transforming what a library provides. Can't see local government having the same radical values.
thttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyn434j57lo
26.02.2025 10:29 —
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Proud of this pioneering partnership—advancing sustainability & giving many their first taste of theatre.
With headlines like “Working-class creatives don’t stand a chance”, these first creative encounters matter more than ever. #TheatreForAll
22.02.2025 13:30 —
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Appalled by the removal of diversity and inclusion programmes in the US, especially on 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation. Love and solidarity go out to our community across the Atlantic and to those here at home, like myself, who are alarmed by the targeting of minorities.
27.01.2025 20:05 —
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The big question remains: at what cost? Here’s to all kinds of staff members and volunteers grafting for charities and the arts, grafting to nourish the lives of their communities and holding it all together. You’re incredible.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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I had an inspiring chat with a community leader about the future, dove into an exciting dramaturgy session with a playwright working on a new East Anglian musical, and then saw this certificate from the Ipswich Romanian Community thanking us. Makes it all okay.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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But then there are days like today. I caught the end of the panto, with a packed house full of joy, the team pulling together to keep the show going despite a tough week of illness.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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These awards are a great recognition—but let’s be honest, it’s tough out here. Local government cuts, rising costs, and the impact of the latest budget are making it harder and harder to run a charity. We’re all feeling it. And there's more to do.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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Big shoutout to the team and our associates for their incredible achievements: winning the East Anglian Daily Times Awards for Community Impact and Suffolk Business of the Year for our environmental and community efforts.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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New Wolsey Theatre productions were seen in Bury St. Edmunds, Colchester, London, Hull, Bolton, Keswick, Pitlochry, and Windsor. A massive thank you to our collaborators across the UK—you’re the reason we can still create large-scale work.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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The result? A new pot of project funding for culture. It’s not ideal, but we’re proud we kept the door open and proved how vital culture is to Suffolk.
Our stage and spaces have been buzzing with diverse work and activity, thanks to partnerships across Ipswich, East Anglia and the UK.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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This year started with a bang—the wrong kind—with Suffolk County Council’s announcement of a 100% cut to culture funding. It was a blow, but we didn’t back down. A full-on, joined-up campaign couldn’t get core funding restored, but we kept the council at the table.
31.12.2024 17:47 —
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This year started with a bang—the wrong kind—with Suffolk County Council’s announcement of a 100% cut to culture funding. It was a blow, but we didn’t back down. A full-on, joined-up campaign couldn’t get core funding restored, but we kept the council at the table.
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‘Britain’s wildlife safari’: baby boom in Norfolk as seal colonies flourish
Grey seals are growing in numbers on England’s east coast as a result of environmental safe havens and cleaner North Sea waters
We got out to Horsey Gap in Norfolk today to see the amazing seal colony—just a stone's throw away! A stunning reminder of our more-than-human-world, cared for brilliantly by #FriendsofHorseySeals. Pure magic. 🌊🐾 www.theguardian.com/environment/...
27.12.2024 20:34 —
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Driftwood is touring Jan-Mar 2025 to:
Arc Stockton, Theatre Severn Shrewsbury, Leeds Playhouse, New Wolsey Ipswich, Lowry Salford, Unity Liverpool, Wigan Mill at the Pier, @belgradetheatre.bsky.social @chichesterft.bsky.social @sheffieldtheatres.bsky.social @thedukeslancaster.bsky.social
28.11.2024 14:45 —
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