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She Said is a gripping account of dogged journalism

Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s solid adaptation of Jodi Kantor’s book of the same name follows in the footsteps of Spotlight and Post, as a team of journalists doggedly investigate wrongdoing that has been covered up by powerful… read more
Posted in Film

Woomble and Delf offer a rare Double bill

Founding member and lead vocalist of Idlewild, Roddy Woomble, is currently touring on own, albeit with a little help from his friend and fellow band member Andrew Mitchell on keyboards and guitar. In a relaxed… read more
Posted in Music

Coracle floats the Corn Hall Boat

Accordionist Paul Hutchinson, multi-instrumentalist and singer Anna Tam, and clarinettist Karen Wimhurst are a pleasingly eccentric trio, bringing their disparate musical talents together to offer up a sound that is grounded in folk, yet clearly… read more
Posted in Music

SOLD - a Powerful and Provocative indictment of Slavery

Amanda Edmund's dramatization of the life story of Mary Prince is an astonishing and powerful mix of song, dance, drum rhythms and riveting narrative from Kuumba Nia Arts. Based on Prince's biography, a best-selling treatise… read more
Posted in Theatre

The Baghdaddies get Diss Dancing

It’s been a while since the Corn Hall has been quite so packed and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen it quite so boisterous, as the Baghdaddies took Diss by storm with a grand standing… read more
Posted in Music

A Medieval Miracle is Ivor Cutting's Swansong

Eastern Angles’ tale of mischief, devils and song is Ivan Cutting's final production as Artistic Director of a company he founded forty years ago. It is as ambitious and bold as we have come to… read more
Posted in Theatre

Start With Art - The Beatles, a huge success!

On Tuesday 4th April the latest Start With Art took over The Corn Hall. Think yellow submarines, an octopus's garden and all things Beatles! Inspired by the current exhibition - The Beatles on Film - the… read more
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Townsend Productions' return to a classic Text

Townsend Productions are so overtly political their polemical shows can be something of a shock to anyone expecting a cosy night at the theatre. Having previously dramatized the Shrewsbury 24, the chain makers of Cradley… read more
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Singing the Praises for Love Song

Abi Morgan's play spans forty years, with the four members of the company playing a couple at the beginning and the end of their marriage. Anyone familiar with the work of Roughcast Theatre, will realise… read more
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The Corn Hall hosts a perfect collaboration

The Hosepipe Band is no stranger to collaboration, having previously worked with the poet Martin Newell, but their latest outing is with Blake Morrison, whose Shingle Street collection has inspired the composition of original music… read more
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