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The Ministry Of Fear - The New Wolsey Theatre - 7 April 2010 - 10 April 2010

By Graham Greene

When Arthur Rowe bumbles into a garden fête during the Blitz he’s haunted by his past and innocent of his future.

But from the moment he enters Mrs Bellairs’ fortune-teller’s tent he trips into a hell of corruption and betrayal where he’s way, way out of his depth.

With a powerful whiff of Hitchcock and echoes of film noir classic The Third Man, The Ministry of Fear is both taut espionage thriller and unnerving portrait of a mind in free fall.

Renowned for creating exciting and imaginative work, Theatre Alibi brings its unique style to Graham Greene’s surreal masterpiece.

“One of Britain’s most inventive companies” The Guardian

Accessible Performances:

Captioned Performance: Saturday 10 April at 2.30pm

The New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich. ‘Access-ability Express’ programme. Access-ability Express is a new seasonal publication which brings you details of Accessible Performances at the New Wolsey Theatre.They are now participating
in See a Voice, a project to develop and broaden the programme of arts and cultural events made available to hearing and visually impaired audiences across
England.

Spider Art: for learning disability arts, find out What’s On near where you live, Visit the Gallery to see and hear work of Learning Disabled. Also find out about learning disability groups in the Art links section.

The Sailors Path Sculptures: Jonathan Keep
Walk the Sailors Path from Snape to Aldeburgh and discover one artist’s response

to the landscape past, present and future.

A series of temporary sculptures by artist Jonathan Keep draws on the archaeology of

the rivers Alde and Ore, looking at changing lives and landscapes from Neolithic times to 2048.