FROM ABBA, TO BOND AND THE BEAST
Expect beautiful costumes, stunning dancing and a classic fairy tale story when Northern Ballet bring their stunning production of the classic tale, Beauty and the Beast to Norwich Teatre Royal on October 2-6. Lots of camp old nonsense is guaranteed as stand-up favourite and Celebrity Big Brother housemate Julian Clary takes to the stage on October 7. He is on the look-out for a life partner and will even tie the knot with the overall audience winner before the end of the show. Broadway-style glitz and razzmatazz is guaranteed when the musical favourite 42nd Street arrives for a week- long run from October 9-13. Te show is a fantastic rags-to- riches story following a chorus girl who manages to make it to the big time. Te highly- acclaimed Royal Shakespeare Company production of Julius Caesar then arrives in Norwich as part of a UK tour on October 16-20. Set in contemporary Africa, the Bard’s classic tale of power and politics has already wowed audiences in London as part of the 2012 Shakespeare Festival and boasts an incredibly strong cast. Te month ends with a celebration of musical and movie favourites. Te biggest tunes of the Bee Gees and Abba are showcased in the all-action feelgood show Hold Back Te Night on October 22. Tere is also a rare chance to watch one of the world’s best-known movie stars Sir Roger Moore, aka James Bond, tell the story of his career and share showbiz anecdotes on October 26.
IT’S BLIIZ
New frozen yoghurt and bubble tea shop, Bliiz, gives you a tasty indulgence that is made even sweeter because it has none of that requisite guilt! Frozen yoghurt is a sweet treat, which is also a superb source of protein, calcium and potassium. It is rich in probiotics and prebiotics: those friendly micro-organisms that strengthen our immune systems and promote healthy digestion. It is fat free, low in calories, natural and fresh and Bliiz have jazzed it up even more by matching their four signature flavours: natural original yoghurt, matcha green tea, mango and caramel, with tempting toppings including: fresh fruits; organic granola; almond flakes; Belgium chocolatesauce and buttons. If frozen yoghurt leaves you cold, Bliiz also have something warmer in their own Bubble Tea - a refreshing, sweet drink with enough base ingredients and toppings to give you endless exciting possibilities. Will it be Gingerbread White Mocha with tapioca pearls, or even Lychee Assam Bubble Tea with aloe vera jelly?! If your intrigue has piqued, all that’s left is to visit them on St Andrew’s Hill, Norwich, or find them on Facebook and Twitter (BliizUK).
NS&V CONFERENCES
As we move into October, you should already be well aware of the impending flag waver for the Norwich music scene, Norwich Sound and Vision. We’re sure that from the incredible line-up they’ve curated for the John Peel Festival of New Music, the welcome addition to the NS&V proceedings, you’ve already marked your calendar or bought your tickets for the gigs, such as Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, our cover star last month, or Cold Specks, who we’ve introduced you to this month. But what for the afficianado, those that want to call music their career, in any loose or uncertain terms? For them, there’s the calendar of conferences, all staged in the name of NS&V, which musn’t be overlooked. With talks ranging from how to get your music published in film; ‘Digital DIY’ – how to use digital tools and services to market and distribute music; Te role of film and music critics in agenda- setting and more, it’s a smorgasbord of topics and information. Te panellists alone are a draw, regardless of their pre-determined topic, with speakers from Q Magazine, Te Guardian, Simon Raymonde of Bella Union, Radio 1’s Huw Stephens and many more brains to delve in to. With daily conference passes at £35, or £80 for the weekend, including entry to all gigs, make the easy decision and book at
www.norwichsoundandvision.co.uk
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