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A woman of no importance review
13th Dec 2017
by Corn Hall admin
This was the first of several Oscar Wilde revivals by Clear Spring, a company dedicated to celebrating work written and performed under the proscenium arch, and therefore needs to be seen as an education as… read more
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Suddenly Last Summer at Wingfield Barns - A Preview
14th Nov 2017
by Corn Hall admin
If allowed only one word to describe Open Space Theatre, then it would have to be ambitious. Not content to take on Tennessee Williams, a challenging and contrary playwright, the group have tackled one of… read more
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Team Viking review
3rd Nov 2017
by Corn Hall admin
After his triumphant appearance in Jonny Donahoe’s Every Brilliant thing last year, expectation for James Rowland's return to the Corn Hall was high. Fortunately, his debut solo show proved to be worth the wait, showcasing… read more
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The Old Curiosity Shop review
30th Oct 2017
by Corn Hall admin
The Old Curiosity Shop by Common Ground Theatre Company The source novel for this production is an uneven, overly sentimental work that betrays its episodic origins. If you want to have a go at Dickens,… read more
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Finding Joy - A Review
29th Sep 2017
by Corn Hall admin
Finding Joy – Vamos Theatre at the Corn Hall The ancient Greeks knew a thing or two. Mask theatre, when done well, manages to tap into something deeply emotional, almost primal, in a way conventional… read more
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The Wandering Spectre - An Update
17th Aug 2017
by Corn Hall admin
Since the beginning of the year The Keeper’s Daughter and The Corn Hall have been collaborating on The Wind Back Time project - a community focussed project to explore the heritage of Diss. This has… read more
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A Review: Burton by Gwynne Edwards
29th Apr 2017
by Corn Hall admin
Richard Burton was a fascinating, contrary man that defied the logic of a job for life down the pit to become an international superstar, only to have his private life then eclipse his acting achievements.… read more
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Mermaid and Sea Monster craft workshop at DC3 this morning
20th Apr 2017
by Corn Hall admin
Thanks to everyone who made a scary or beautiful sea monster at our craft workshop this morning. We really enjoyed turning DC3 into an underwater wonderland with the help of a group of talented young… read more
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See How They Run - A Preview
18th Apr 2017
by Corn Hall admin
Open Space’s occasional foray into British farce continued with their opening night of Philip King’s famous wartime comedy. Written and set during World War II, it’s a fascinating insight into psyche of a nation laughing… read more
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Creative Collaboration on Wind Back Time Project
9th Mar 2017
by Corn Hall admin
The Corn Hall, The Keeper's Daughter and Arts Award had a very productive creative skills sharing session on Tuesday. The Keeper's Daughter led their group through structured improvisation around the memories recorded for the Wind Back… read more
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