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From Mousehold Heath to Norwich Castle and the Royal Arcade, seven things every Norwich local has done at least once in their life.

Director Jacqueline Castel talks to Bleeding Cool about her feature debut in the LGBTQ supernatural drama My Animal for Sundance, and more.

From Mousehold Heath to Norwich Castle and the Royal Arcade, seven things every Norwich local has done at least once in their life.

From March 18th through March 20th, Special Guest Artist Mesner Puppet Theater is set to present 'RINGO'S SING-ALONG ROAD TRIP'. Join travelin’ John Paul George (puppeteer Mike Horner) and his singing dog Ringo on an interactive, musical road trip. Audiences are encouraged to sing, clap, and stomp along as the duo performs such favorites as “B-I-N-G-O,” “Wheels on the Bus,” and “Do Your Ears Hang Low?”  They’re joined by...a dancing chicken! This program is recommen...

From the Sisters to Sir Apr 30, 2021 | Puppeteer Gabriel Quirk, back on the renaissance festival circuit after a year of plague, talks about his life in the performing arts Tammye Nash | Managing Editor For Gabriel Quirk performance art has always been a way of life, from working at a renaissance festival in upstate New York as a teenager, to his days on the streets of San Francisco with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to now, when he is back on the renfaire circuit as Sir Real the Puppet ...

Even the pubs which 400 years earlier Oliver Cromwell had failed to close were compelled to shut their doors after they were deemed non essential. Some like the Live & Let Live in Kings Lynn kept up with customs and traditions for which they had become known and continued celebrating St Georges Day. Despite being closed as a non essential business Oli Haynes of the Live and Let Live, pubs King’s Lynn, Norfolk, keeps up tradition and makes the final touches to their St George’s Day decoratio...

Even the pubs which 400 years earlier Oliver Cromwell had failed to close were compelled to shut their doors after they were deemed non essential. Some like the Live & Let Live in Kings Lynn kept up with customs and traditions for which they had become known and continued celebrating St Georges Day. Despite being closed as a non essential business Oli Haynes of the Live and Let Live, pubs King’s Lynn, Norfolk, keeps up tradition and makes the final touches to their St George’s Day decoratio...