This is Fringe Media Centre's website RSS feed promoting Norwich Fringe Festival 2007. FMC's RSS feeds allow you to stay up to date with the latest news concerning venues and artists participating in the Norwich Fringe Festival and featured on Fringe Media Centre. Subscription to our feed is free and you can either use your browser or freely available RSS readers of your choice to keep up-to-date. We have made the Google reader available on this page for your convenience. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/index.php IT Acclaimed Comedy Troupe, The Dog-Eared Collective Return To The Norwich Fringe Festival With Their Latest Show Mutant Dickensian Romp Barnaby Brown: Orphan Extraordinaire. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/dogeared.php http://www.norwich.fmced.com/dogeared.php A magnificent medieval trading hall, dating from around 1430. The modest exterior conceals a stunning Great Hall with impressive crown post roof and intricately carved dragon. Fascinating displays on three floors tell the story of this unique building, the man that built it and how Dragon Hall helped make Norwich the city we see today. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=1 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=1 The Playhouse, with its popular bar and leafy riverside terrace, attracts sell-out shows with the nation's best stand-up comedians, great jazz and young, contemporary drama and dance. There are five exhibition areas during the Fringe Festival; the upper and lower Galleries, the Playroom, the Bar and the Sculpture garden. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=3 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=3 The Crypt Café and Thomas á Becket Chapel dining areas offer timeless charm and a uniqueness you will not find anywhere else. The Crypt with its magnificent vaulted ceilings dates back to 1307 and the alfresco dining area of Thomas á Beckets chapel is a relaxing oasis that you will find hard to leave behind. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=8 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=8 Expresso Cafe and Pizzeria at 12 St Georges Street, Norwich NR3 1BA (next to Delaney's, opposite St Andrews Hall) is one of the city's favourite independent cafes, which provides a showcase for local artists to display their work. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=2 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=2 We sell a high quality range of second hand clothing for all the family and a large array of bric-a-brac, haberdashery, music, books and videos. The shop is kept stocked by 12 volunteers from donations generously given by the public. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=9 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=9 With 5 floors of great shopping, ample parking and auto valet service, an 8 screen cinema and our delicious Mall Kitchen you're really spoilt for choice at The Mall Norwich. Our facilities also include a Shopmoblity service, providing mobility vehicles for hire and Bedlams soft play area for children. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=10 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=10 A selection of 2nd and 3rd year students showing a variety of work which includes Ceramics, Textiles and 3 - Dimensional Design. BA(Hons) Design has had a very successful year with students winning prizes once again at the Bradford Textile Design Student Awards. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=6 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=6 Philip Browne: Menswear since 1986. Stocks Vivienne Westwood and Prada. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=7 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=7 RubyRumba, Elecrto/Retro boutique in the heart of Norwich lanes. Chic, trashy and fabulous one off vintage and retro finds, that can easily be styled & mixed with current fashion culture. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=4 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=4 The Maddermarket Theatre opened in 1921 when it became the third home to the Norwich Players. Built in 1794 as a Roman Catholic chapel, the premises were subsequently used as a grocery warehouse, but when the players moved in it was swiftly converted from a state of near-dereliction into an Elizabethan-style playhouse. http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=5 http://www.norwich.fmced.com/venue.php?id=5