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The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by David Edgar, with music by Danny Kingsley.

Based on the literature of Robert Louis Stevenson, this dramatic adaptation of a classic horror story shows the transformation of the mild-mannered Dr Jekyll into the terrifying fiendish Mr Hyde.

Discovering a transformative drug, Jekyll takes it and unleashes his monstrous alter ego onto the streets of Victorian London.

But is there a price to pay for his double life?

Professionally directed by Joe Kirk and produced by The Marina Theatre Trust, this amateur production of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd.

www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

Celebrating the World Around Us

Join us for an evening of Inspiring dance celebrating our environment, nature, wildlife and everything beautiful about Planet Earth. Local schools will be showcasing their dances performances across the evening, using background videos to bring their messages to life.

Run by the North Suffolk Sport & Health Partnership and supported by Lowestoft Rising, the Marina Theatre is proud to host this wonderful and creative evening of pivots, step-ball changes and more dance moves as the children celebrate and educate the audience on the important of an eco-friendly future

This will be a sensational evening showcasing some of the best and brightest young dancers from 9 different schools (The Ashley School, Worlingham, Grove, Westwood, Red Oak, Woods Loke, St Margarets, The Limes Academy, Ravensmere infant school)

The Multi Award-Winning Lowestoft Players make a welcome return to the Marina Theatre with their 56^th Annual pantomime.

Their latest production of Goldilocks and The Three Bears promises to deliver a Spectacular and Magical Extravaganza for the whole family!

PLEASE NOTE THAT TUESDAY 9th JANUARY’S GROUP WILL BE HELD AT THE OVER 60s CLUB ON CLAPHAM ROAD

Open to all ages and experience levels, this new community samba band is a great opportunity for a fun, social and expressive activity.  The band rehearses weekly (on a Tuesday) at the Marina Theatre, Lowestoft, and will be taking part in a range of performances and events throughout the year.

The band started in April 2023 and did its first performance for the First Light Festival 2023.  It is lead by Marcus Patteson (Rabo de Foguete) an experienced local Samba tutor and carnivalist.

No experience necessary and all instruments supplied.