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On Saturday 20 March, Future Radio will be showcasing an amazing selection of local talent from the flourishing Norwich poetry, cabaret and music scenes, in PLATFORM UNPLUGGED.

Keep an eye out for Guardian “Unsigned” Comedy Act of the Year, Louisa Theobald, poetry collective Aisle16 member Jon Osbourne (whose novel Radio Head was a Radio 4 Book of the Week last year), beatboxers Intensi-T and DUS-T, and Escalator Live Literature winners Molly Naylor and Hannah Walker – plus a host of other brilliant musicians, writers, dancers and comedians.

If you’ve ever enjoyed a night out at Norwich Arts Centre’s Broken Piano Show, or the Birdcage’s Wednesday Night Cabaret (or even if you’re a complete newcomer to the scene) don’t miss this red hot line up from the city which probably has the highest rate of talented, creative, arty types per head of population!


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Blog posted:24 February 2010

Adam Buxton and David O’Doherty are the first interviewees to appear on the brand shiny new Norwich Playhouse podcast!!

Listen every month to delicious aural treat – a hearty base of information and news, a rich filling of interviews with comedians and performers, and a crunchy topping of silly things we also think of to say.

Listen to the March 2010 podcast to hear all about the shows we recommend, what’s on at the bar, and how Adam Buxton survived his first Norfolk Christmas.

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Mr Stewart Francis, who is coming to visit and make us laugh on Wednesday 5 May, will be on Mock the Week (BBC2) tonight – Thursday 4 February. Alongside him will be another comedian who will be playing here in May, Andrew Maxwell.

Make sure you watch the show, and you can try-before-you-buy! If you are reading this post after Thursday 4 February, don’t forget you can watch all BBC shows up to a week after they air by using BBC iPlayer.

For more info on Stewart Francis’ show at the Playhouse, click HERE, or if you want to find out a little bit more about Andrew Maxwell, click HERE INSTEAD.

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