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Join Holly and Kirsty as they sit down with guest artists, theatre-makers, and creatives to discuss how East Anglia informs their craft, their stories, and their connection to audiences. From the region’s unique landscapes and history to its vibrant local communities, we explore what it really means to create art grounded in the East of England today.

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Join Holly and Kirsty as they sit down with guest artists, theatre-makers, and creatives to discuss how East Anglia informs their craft, their stories, and their connection to audiences. From the region’s unique landscapes and history to its vibrant local communities, we explore what it really means to create art grounded in the East of England today.

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