16 APR
[Live] Art Club presents ‘Major Tom’ Norwich Arts Centre
A clash between good looks and a dog show. Can you imagine what will happen? Hilarious acting guaranteed as you follow the adventures of Victoria Melody and her Basset Hound (Major Tom) in becoming champion of the dog show scene. All of this with a big wink to the British fascination with celebrity, beauty and winning. Enter the competition from the sideline - if laughing until you cry isn’t enough as a motivation to go and get some tickets, then what could be?
£10 / £8 concession.
www.norwichartscentre.co.uk
21-25 April Darren Johnston Sanctum Installation Te Undercroft, under the War Memorial, opp City Hall
APR
Multidimensional disciplines and meditative lights. Tat’s what all- rounder Darren Johnston brings with him as he takes over the subterranean Undercroft. Tis artist and choreographer is world- famous for his hallucinating dance performances and has staggered millions of people throughout his career. After a 3-month residency in Japan, he was inspired to create the shards of light and immersive sound installation which will run throughout the week, culminating in a site-specific presentation on Friday 25th. Ready to get blown away? Go and check it out!
CAMRA Pub of the Year Te Fat Cat Pub
It’s a fiercely contended prize, and much to the pleasure of Norwich beer lovers, there’s plenty of establishments to choose from for the Pub of the Year. 2014’s award has already been doled out though, with Te Fat Cat Pub (the original, off Dereham Rd) picking up the prize from the Norwich and Norfolk branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). Te West End St pub is resided over by long- serving landlord, Colin Keatley, who said he was “absolutely delighted” with the prize. It’s not a new feeling for the branch though, who have already won the big national accolade twice before. We’ll be rooting for them through the regionals.
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