Reviews

We went to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the musical and this is what we thought.

A new amateur theatre company is in town – with its debut production on stage this week – and we went along to give our verdict.

We decided to try a new ‘24 hour’ diner to see if a chain’s first restaurant outside London was all it was cracked up to be.

Our reviewer stayed at a recently refreshed historic Suffolk country retreat dating back 500 years.

SuffolkNews visited a miniature railway for its Easter Special event – this is what we thought.

SuffolkNews went to a show by a bestselling novelist – find out what we thought.

A poignant new play called Spitfire Girls has been gripping audiences at a Suffolk theatre this week - here is what our reporter thought.

Fancy trying somewhere new to eat in Suffolk? Try this food hall.

The UK's best-selling classical artist brought his powerhouse vocals to Suffolk in a performance marking 25 years in the spotlight.

We visited a restaurant boasting panoramic views and a flavoursome seasonal menu - this is what we thought.

We visited historic Suffolk theatre for a hilarious take on the real legends of Camelot.

SuffolkNews has been to watch a three-person adaptation of Jane Austin classic Pride and Prejudice and this is what we thought.

John Nice reviews a production of Cinderella, staged by the performing arts academy of West Suffolk College.

There was much that was new about this version of Snow White - not least that the classic fairytale was set in pantoland. Oh yes it was!

SuffolkNews tucked in at a town centre café for a whirlwind full English breakfast.

SuffolkNews sampled the different mince pie offerings from the major supermarkets to see which produced the best bake.

A mysterious girl, a dragon and two dames – what more could you want from a rock ‘n’ roll panto?

Senior reporter Mariam Ghaemi shares her thoughts on a lights trail at a botanic garden in a neighbouring county.

Here is our take on a theatre’s Aladdin pantomime, which opened on Friday.

Amy Peckham Driver reviews a stage production of Frankenstein by Conservatoire East, the home of performing arts at West Suffolk College.