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Monthly Archive: March 2025

Moving House Films: The Changing Faces of Diss
27th Mar 2025
by Sophie Scott
We are pleased to announce that Moving House Films has been commissioned to deliver a project that celebrates the changing faces of Diss, in partnership with Diss Corn Hall, DesignerMakers21 and No 8 Market Place.… read more
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Take a look at our new season brochure
24th Mar 2025
by Sophie Scott
Spring has sprung and our new season brochure will be available to pick up very soon from here at The Corn Hall.   But, ahead of its arrival, we’re thrilled to be able to share… read more
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Play
23rd Mar 2025
by David Vass
There was a time when Kubrick's comic masterpiece felt like a relic of the Cold War. How easy it was, only a few years ago, to chuckle knowingly at a film that satirised the folly… read more
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Are you not Entertained?
23rd Mar 2025
by David Vass
Gladiator II is the sequel that was a long time coming. So long, in fact, that Paul Mescal plays the son of Russell Crowe's Maximus, all grown up since a dalliance with Connie Nielsen's Lucilla… read more
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Give them enough Rope
17th Mar 2025
by David Vass
Although Rope is probably best known as Hitchcock's audacious, single-take experiment, it was originally a stage play that the famous director took liberties with, not least relocating the action to New York. The original play… read more
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A Class Act from Russell Lucas
15th Mar 2025
by David Vass
The Titanic sank to the bottom of the ocean over a hundred years ago, and yet remains the subject of endless fascination. Books, films, documentaries, conspiracy theories and even a musical have all contributed towards… read more
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A Feast of East Anglian Drama
14th Mar 2025
by David Vass
Some of the finest productions staged at the Corn Hall have come from The Feast Theatre Company, so I had high hopes for Tales from the Motherland, not least as it has been written by… read more
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Conn Artists seduce their Corn Hall audience
9th Mar 2025
by David Vass
Attempting to adapt a novel as complex and involving as Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd for the stage is certainly ambitious, almost to the point of being foolhardy. It should come as no surprise… read more
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ELO Encounter prove Rock 'n' Roll is King
3rd Mar 2025
by David Vass
Having made the short trip up from Essex to Diss, Colchester based ELO Encounter were rewarded by a warm welcome from an enthusiastic capacity audience at the Corn Hall, keen to hear the music of Jeff… read more
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