The Norwich Fringe Festival is coming! May 6th-22nd

Ed Sheeran performed last year at the Fringe and it was one of those incredible moments where the audience all gasp simultaenously. For his last song he unplugged, walked into the audience and played amongst us. Unfortunetly his busy schedule meant that we couldn't get dates that worked for us all, so here he is playing 'You need me man I don't need you' from 2009.

The Poetry Choir are joined by sound artist Jonathon Collinson for some live literature in St Stephen's subway. One of the highlights of the Fringe in 2009, these bunch of avant-garde poets were a joy to work with.

One of our favorite female vocalists, Sula Mae playing in St Gregory's at the opening night of the Norwich Fringe Festival, 1st May 2009.

Performing 3rd May 2009 at The Birdcage for the Barefeet Records Fringe special.

The Norwich Ukulele Society get The Ten Bells rockin with their special medley on Friday May 7th.

What you missed on the first night of the Norwich fringe festival 2010...

Vince Laws reads at the After Hours Club as part of the Norwich Fringe festival 2010. The After Hours club is Norwich's only spoken word open mic night (sign up on the night only) held monthly at The Ten Bells. Entrance is free and all forms of live literature are welcome, free drink for every participant. Dust off old poems, try our new material, read your favourite pieces of work, or even take the stage for the first time. We have heard everything from T.S. Eliot in Lithuanian, to improvised singing, rap lyrics, to traditional forms like poetry and prose.

My Dark Aunt perform at The Curve, in The Forum, as part of the Norwich Fringe festival 2010. They opened the event for the multi-media live literature fairytale Life Of Grimm. Quite an incredibly haunting and tender short extract, from their brilliant performance. www.myspace.com/mydarkaunt