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Smith is especially skilled at writing in a way that feels formally restless and alert to language itself.

PREVIEW: ZERO BPM drone music festival, Church Piano Bar, Norwich, 25/5/26 At the end of the interview are links to tickets/further information about the festival - hopefully see you there!

A top night of beer, street food, live music and laughs

We asked Melissa to find out more about this festival, see what she discovered

“People are looking for a change…” 

Pavlis has to apologise for a long delayed review of a scorcher of an EP.

A Sneak Peak of the Play

What was most surprising was how witty a speaker Olusoga is, quite a revelation given his austere TV persona. Given the grim journey he was about to take us on, perhaps its purpose was simply a chance to get to know each other before discussing the elephant in the room - or at least the gun on stage - the Maxim gun, known as the Devil's Paintbrush, spewing out 666 bullets a minute.

Five short films dealing - in wildly different contexts - with the tensions between autonomy and connection.

North Macedonian director Georgi M. Unkovski’s debut feature.

East Anglian Shorts showcased a wondrous range of cinematic talent from the region.

A selection of eight distinct dark comedy and horror shorts from local and independent film creators.

The directorial debut from buzzing talent Calif Chong

The experience proved greatly enhanced by Minima's musical interpretation of the action on screen, coaxing out the emotional core of the film with guitar, cello, percussion and synthesiser.

A magnificent debut album from a band that has been on Pavlis’ radar for a good while now.

At the Suffield Arms 393 Station Rd, Lower Street, Norwich NR11 8UE, UK Friday 29 – Sunday 31 August 2025

Rock N Roll Circus is coming to town for three packed days of live music &entertainment – and here is All You Need to Know.

Simply stunning and superb in equal measure

Get a feel for the amazing work that has gone on.....

Here is a collection of songs to feast on, a taster menu of all that Eliza and her pals offer, one artfully window dressed in poignant lyricism, of love and longing and loss.

I’ve never seen a movie that can jump between comedy and grounded realism with such ease and respect. ..... There is real, genuine importance in this movie. Even after becoming properly engrossed in these characters and the themes present in the movie, I keep on thinking that there are deeper meanings that will register with me on a rewatch.

I know I've said it before, but it can't be understated how rare it is to see a brave new fledgling sitcom appear - never mind locally! I have to mention that the soundtrack to the episode was entirely original, which is unbelievably impressive for a project such as this. The leaflet I was given prior to the screening said that the pilot promised to be ‘bold, vibrant and entertaining’ - and that's absolutely what it is. That sums it up pretty well. There's a lot to be proud of here. I can't wait to say ‘I knew them when' years down the line.