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22 February Rubber Ring Norwich Arts Centre


“I’m sixteen. I don’t know whether I like boys or girls. I live in Sheringham. I’m fucked. Well I’m not actually, that is the problem.” Jimmy is sixteen, sexually confused and stuck in Sheringham, the seaside town they forgot to bomb. When Morrissey comes to London, Jimmy flees to the city to try and find his hero and himself. Tis show is bittersweet, funny and the debut play by Norfolk playwright James McDermott.


norwichartscentre.co.uk


21-25 February CAMRA’s National Winter Ales Festival Te Halls


Te National Winter Ales Festival is the home to hundreds of real ales, ciders, perries and international beers. Norwich, you should be very excited that this national event is coming to our fine city arriving at Te Halls this month. As well as hundreds of beers to try, there will be brewery bars from locals Norfolk Brewhouse/H. Banham, Green Jack, Woodfordes and Lacons. Tey will be launching 10 new beers exclusively at the festival, and other new brews will be seeing their premiere as well. To cater for all palates there will be an exciting range of world beers and ciders and perries. Add to that some great beer/food combos and great live musical during the evening,s it is a well worth a visit.


From the 18th February onwards there will also be the Fringe Festival taking place in 14 pubs across the city including Te Beehive, Murderers, Te Ribs of Beef, Te Plasterers Arms, Te Kings Head, Te Fat Cat, Te Coach and Horses (Torpe Road), Te Fat Cat And Canary, Te Rumsey Wells, Lord Rosebery, Te Reindeer, Te Sir Garnet Wolsey, Te Fat Cat Brewery Tap and St Andrews Brewhouse. Look out at these pubs for the Fringe Festival guide including a map on all the places taking part.


nwaf.org.uk


Photo: Frank Gaymond


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