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AUG/SEPT Teatre Royal
06 AUGUST Run Norwich
It’s time again for Run Norwich, the third time around the block for the 10 km road race through Norwich city centre. Last year over 4,200 runners pelt it round the route past some of Norwich’s most iconic landmarks. With music and entertainment along the route there’s loads to keep spectators occupied whilst waiting to wave at your loved ones sweating past you. It’s sold out for runners, but let’s all go along to support these brilliant and fit folk, a lot of whom are raising money for charity. It starts at 9.30am outside City Hall, so head up there early and claim your spot.
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Top recording and stage star Joe McElderry heads to our fine city on 6th August to perform a host of songs from his album Saturday Night At Te Movies. He’ll be joined by fellow West End performers. From August 29 to September 2, the smash hit Te Curious Incident Of Te Dog In Te Night-Time returns. Based on the best-selling novel and boasting a host of awards, this is a definite must- see show. Shirley Valentine has been revived to mark its 30th anniversary from September 5th-9th, and Northern Ballet late September with Te Little Mermaid, a spectacular version of the classic fairytale. Finally a few more dates for your diary include Te Railway Children (July 31-August 5), Blood Brothers (September 19-23), and the theatre’s annual free Open Day when you can have a glimpse behind the scenes on August 26.
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28 AUGUST Brickfest Te Brickmakers
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27 AUGUST Te Grand Norwich Duck Race
Come get quackers at the sixth annual Grand Norwich Duck Race, where 3,000 plastic ducks will take to the water to swim their way to the finish line. Ducks race from St George’s Bridge to St Fye’s Bridge, outside Te Ribs Of Beef. Te fun starts at midday with a duck parade on St George’s Bridge, and the race begins at 2pm. Also check out the cake stall, ice creams, face painting, sausage stall, games and activities for all. Stay for the Corporate Duck Race at 2.30pm, when the big ducks take to the water. It’s a ducking Norwich institution!
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All hail and horns up for the 11th year of Te Brickies’ annual Brickfest! It’s a whole day of music and fun in aid of charity, and this year it’s Sprowston Infant School’s sensory garden that’s getting the well-deserved resulting cash. Check out the 38 (38!!) live bands playing over three stages over 12 hours including Pure Passion, Back Down Or Die, Te Georgia Shackleton Trio, Bloodshake Chrous and many more. Not only is there masses of music – have a cgo on the bouncy castle, raffle and giant inflatable slide, get your face painted and stuff your face with BBQ, pizza and ice cream. What could be better…and all for a good cause too, as all the money goes to charity.
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AUG/SEPT Musicians at the Movies Cinema City
Catch some of the best musicians ever in performances at Cinema City in August and September. First up, it doesn’t more classic than Elvis – catch him as Vince Everett, a young buck of the hottest order in Jailhouse Rock on 6th August. If rock is more your bag, don’t miss the audio-visual spectacle that is David Gilmour live in Pompeii, 45 years after his legendary show in the Roman Amphitheatre. He’ll be playing both his solo work and also some Floyd bangers on 13th September. Finally, for you metal motherlovers, check out Black Sabbath’s Te End Of Te End, which chronicles the final gig from the band after nearly 50 years together, in their home town of Birmingham on 28th September. Boom.
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