Eastern Angles brings film noir to Suffolk
Eastern Angles reopen after lockdown with the surreal film noir adventure Sam Snape and the Curse of the Chillesford Chough written by comic favourite Julian Harries
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Eastern Angles reopen after lockdown with the surreal film noir adventure Sam Snape and the Curse of the Chillesford Chough written by comic favourite Julian Harries
Eastern Angles reopen after lockdown with the surreal film noir adventure Sam Snape and the Curse of the Chillesford Chough written by comic favourite Julian Harries
Published: 11:30 AM May 5, 2021 Richard Mainwaring, Violet Patton-Ryder, Matt Joplin, Geri Allen , in rehearsal for a previous Eastern Angles Christmas show Stoat Hall written by Julian Harries and Pat Whymark. Last year's postponed show is being resurrected as a slice of summer silliness - Credit: Mike Kwasniak Eastern Angles is bringing some much needed laughter and what would have been seasonal cheer to its newly reopened and refurbished theatre in June – thanks to the inspired invention of writer/actor Julian Harries. Julian, for many years the ‘architect’ of the Eastern Angles...
Published: 11:30 AM May 5, 2021 Richard Mainwaring, Violet Patton-Ryder, Matt Joplin, Geri Allen , in rehearsal for a previous Eastern Angles Christmas show Stoat Hall written by Julian Harries and Pat Whymark. Last year's postponed show is being resurrected as a slice of summer silliness - Credit: Mike Kwasniak Eastern Angles is bringing some much needed laughter and what would have been seasonal cheer to its newly reopened and refurbished theatre in June – thanks to the inspired invention of writer/actor Julian Harries. Julian, for many years the ‘architect’ of the Eastern Angles...
Ivan said: “A key focus for the new arts and heritage centre is to provide space and activities for the local residents. "Colombian born, visual artist and illustrator Catalina Carvajal has been working with the community to hear about the hidden, unsung heroes, and helpers who keep the community thriving. "Nominations from over 70 young people have included Kia - an Assistance Dog, John - who collects litter along the river, and Kasha Blake, headteacher at Handford Hall Primary School. "Additional nominations for community members included, the postal workers and local shopkeepers as well...