Here's our guide to seven events happening in the next seven days in the region.

•Thursday

DANCE: Night of Dirty Dancing

St George's Theatre, Great Yarmouth, March 31, 7.30pm, £20, 01493 331484

Relive the romance and celebrate the 80s soundtrack, including, of course, the Oscar-winning (I've Had) The Time of My Life, in this slickly choreographed show based on the movie featuring Baby and Johnny.

•Friday

INDOOR: Gaming Festival

The Forum, Norwich, March 28-April 2, from 10am, free, norwichgamingfestival.com

Returning for its third year, festival celebrating all aspects of video games and their history and devel-opment. Experience new games, retro gaming, live play, workshops, plus a 'Gaming Village' for visitors to explore.

•Saturday

MUSIC: Martin Newell & The Hosepipe Band

Wingfield Barns, Wingfield, April 2, 8pm, £9, £6 under-18s, 01379 652241, disscornhall.co.uk

Collaboration between acclaimed poet Martin Newell, performing two of his poems, The Song of the Waterlily and his Black Shuck, accompanied by The Hosepipe Band.

•Sunday

EVENT: International Horse Trials

Burnham Market, April 1-3, from 9am, £10, £4 children, £24 family on gate, 01485 210070, www.musketeer.co.uk

Burnham Market International Horse Trials over three days (Fri-Sun) with Olympic and Championship athletes competing on home turf, plus lots of kids activities including circus workshops.

•Monday

SHOW: Continental Circus Berlin

Norfolk Showground, March 28-April 10, vari-ous times, tickets from £7, booking via www.circusberlin.co.uk/locations/norwich/

Producers of the some of the world's finest circuses with new show fea-tures performers from all over the world offering comedy, juggling, acrobatics and the 'Laser Man'.

•Tuesday

THEATRE: Little Shop of Horrors

Seagull Theatre, Pakefield, Lowestoft, April 5-9, 7.30pm, £10, 01502 589726, www.the-seagull.co.uk

Fuelled by Faust and fertiliser, Seagull Rep's first musical for many years is a cult classic, the charming, kooky and hilarious 1950s musical sci-fi spoof about a plant gone grown wild.

•Wednesday

MUSIC: Night

The Apex, Bury St Edmunds, April 6, 7.30pm, £12.50 (£10.50 cons), £5 under-25s, 01284 758000, www.theapex.co.uk

Reworking traditions into stunning soundscapes, this folk band from Katmandu dive into the rich Nepali musical culture, using rare instruments in colourful songs about hard-ships of world's highest villages.