Author - Pete Woodhouse

This event is one for aspiring stargazers

Guide to watching the skies is organised by King’s Lynn and District Astronomy Society.

Where can you find The Lost King?

Where can you find The Lost King?

The film, starring Sally Hawkins, concerns the woman who took on eminent historians about one of the most controversial kings in English history.

Special advance review of The Whale: gut-wrenching and compelling film

Special advance review of The Whale: gut-wrenching and compelling film

"It's heart-breaking, darkly funny in places... It made this cynical so-and-so cry," says Peter Woodhouse of the Brendan Fraser-led movie.

50th anniversary show and guitar gods

50th anniversary show and guitar gods

Coastal theatre will host two forthcoming shows including a 20-million selling act and tributes to Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Brian May and Slash.

Where can I see Dracula in Space?

Where can I see Dracula in Space?

A local theatre which is beginning its spring season is also showing an Arthur Miller classic play about witch trials.

Radio 3 plug 'quite right' says concert reviewer

Radio 3 plug 'quite right' says concert reviewer

BBC boost for latest Norfolk Symphony Orchestra concert which treated an enthusiastic audience to romantic works from across Europe.

Will men's football follow Lionesses' and cricket's glory?

Will men's football follow Lionesses' and cricket's glory?

Can one sporting national side emulate a superb year of success enjoyed by another? Columnist Peter Woodhouse has his doubts.

They've put the band back together for some Blues

11 January 2023

They've put the band back together for some Blues

11 January 2023

Next month's show based on popular 1980s film promises the best in rhythm and blues, soul, country and Motown.

Swedish guitarist to star at concert

Swedish guitarist to star at concert

Titled ‘A European Romance’, it will contain works from Austrian, Spanish and German composers.

Norfolk character looks back at 2022 in naughty style

Norfolk character looks back at 2022 in naughty style

"Come and sit in front of a man wearing a nylon wig and a pink velour tracksuit making filthy jokes about East Anglia. You can’t go wrong!"

If you don't see this panto, you'll be Robin yourself

If you don't see this panto, you'll be Robin yourself

Pantomime is on in village to help raise funds for local causes.

Classical music group reveals its 2023 plans

05 January 2023

Classical music group reveals its 2023 plans

05 January 2023

Its programme costs about £25,000 per year and hopes to introduce 8,000 local children to classical music during a two-year spell.

Comedy starts film club's year

Comedy starts film club's year

The story is about a lonely inventor who invents a robot. Non-members are welcome to come along to club screenings for £5 cash on the door.

Aiming to climb high with latest panto

Aiming to climb high with latest panto

This year’s am-dram panto offering begins with January 12 and 13 evening performances while on Saturday, January 14 a matinee is added.

Who were The Three Grandes Dames of Impressionism? Lecture reveals all

Who were The Three Grandes Dames of Impressionism? Lecture reveals all

Spotlight on innovative and radical group of artists whose works took Paris by storm in the 1870s.

Think you’ll attend this gig?

30 December 2022

Think you’ll attend this gig?

30 December 2022

Well respected covers band will pay tribute to one of the most influential and best-selling albums ever.

‘Wagon Wheel’ hit-maker and one of Ireland’s biggest artists back in town

‘Wagon Wheel’ hit-maker and one of Ireland’s biggest artists back in town

In Ireland this artist outsells One Direction, Pharrell Williams and Michael Buble, bringing back musicianship during his prolific tours.

Popular new year talks hit 25th series at museum

Popular new year talks hit 25th series at museum

Subjects will include a Gaywood church, Fenland railways and growing up in North End, and people are urged to book places from January 10, 2023.

Council offering free cinema to residents

Council offering free cinema to residents

There will be two showings on three days during January, February and March at a town centre venue.

Bookshop to hold wellbeing evening

Bookshop to hold wellbeing evening