In November 2008 Ed Sheeran won the Next Big Thing at the University of East Anglia and was making a name for himself on the Norwich music circuit.

Years of sleeping on friends’ sofas while he honed his talents finally paid off for Suffolk singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran tonight, with a double success at the Brit Awards.

A new £90,000 scheme run by Norwich Theatre Royal is helping many more primary school children in Norfolk to access to live performances.

The Sewell Barn Theatre in Norwich is poised to open its doors for its latest production, Sons and Lovers, this week.

A funny and rapid-fire retelling of the famous story of the Tudor’s randiest royal, from the perspective of a Norfolk-born lady-in-waiting.

The popular South Norfolk singing group Merely Divas are gearing up for another of their concerts featuring songs from the stage and screen.

We have teamed up with the promoters of the Thank You For The Music show to give six lucky EDP readers the chance of winning a pair of tickets each to see the spectacular production at the King’s Lynn Corn Exchange on Saturday March 31.

Fears have been raised that the Wymondham Music Festival could fold in the next five years unless some fresh blood comes forward to get involved in the organising committee.

One of Norwich’s busiest nightclubs has closed and changed ownership in an effort to bring more live music to young people in the city centre.

Her first taste of music came when her grandad gave her a tape player with Elton John’s Greatest Hits.

A Norwich mother who won more than £1,700 on The Weakest Link applied to the show after a health scare convinced her to challenge herself.

THE creator of Latitude festival has promised that the seventh instalment will include a few surprises.

Guests from across Norfolk and Cambridgeshire arrive for traditional Showmen’s event.

The Rackheath Players will be staging their annual February pantomime this week, and this year it’s Dick Whittington.

Crude Apache theatre company returns to Dragon Hall in Norwich at the end of this month with a production of Sir Arnold Wesker’s Norfolk-based play, Roots.