Norwich Nights Magazine Vol.2 Issue 2 (March 2021)

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Norwich Nights Magazine Email: info@norwichnightsmagazineuk.co.uk

EDITORIAL AND CONTRIBUTIONS Editor-In-Chief: Melissa Compton Senior Content Editor: Bethany Banks Food Columnist: Zena Leech Calton Gaming Columnist: Dawn Boyd Contributor: Chris Sadler Cover Photography: Adobe Stock Photography: Zena Leech Calton, Adobe stock, Unsplash, Melissa Compton Norwich Fringe, Chris Sadler Design and Format: Melissa Compton

EXPERT PANEL Food - Zena Leech Calton Theatre - Antoinette Moses

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Her Place - The new project Her Place is the latest project lead by Serena Fordham on behalf of the ‘Mums Empowerment Movement’ to provide a permanent base for the group to meet, play and relax with their children within a calm and supportive environment with likeminded mums/women as well as training, events aimed at getting mums/women back into work. After a conversation with the owners of St Peter’s Church, Crostwick, Norfolk. Serena was granted permission to lease the currently disused church to provide a regular meeting place for the mum’s empowerment group.

The new project with enable the group to bring the community together whilst empowering mums across the city whilst breathing new life into St Peter’s Church. The 15 century- church in date and is built in brick and flint. The nave and chancel were built at the same time and the flint tower pre-dates them and is currently a Grade 1 listed building.

The church is set back from the road and provides a tranquil countryside setting, perfect for relaxing as well as being surrounded by woodlands as well as ample parking.

Unfortunately, the church has been left used and is therefore deteriorating inside and out and runs the risk of vandalism and further damage, and theft.

Serena is launching a crowdfunding campaign with support from AVIVA Community Fund. To raise the much need funds to bring this project to fruition and is aiming if all goes well to open HER Place in the Autumn 2021. Which would provide much needed support in the wake of the current lockdown and the impact that will have on employment and the mental health. www.norwichnightsmagazine.com

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Her Place will be run by Mums Empowerment Movement CIC plan to run this project with a team of staff and volunteers.

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The possibility of an outside play area for children in the future.

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Mums Empowerment Movement is a Community Interest Company to connect, support and empower UK mums, while helping them back into work or to start their own businesses (http://mumsempowermentmovement.co.uk/).

The main mission of Mums Empowerment Movement is to empower and support mums back into work or to start their own businesses by providing a platform where mums can connect and share their experiences without judgement, while signposting mothers to other organisations to help with their specific problems related to family and motherhood. We recognize that negative mental health and isolation are common amongst mums in the UK, therefore providing both an online and offline platform for mums to come together and gain the support they need also helps to minimise these experiences.

Mums Empowerment Movement hold annual ‘Mega Meet-up’s bringing together hundreds of women for networking, information sharing, entertainment and pampering. HER Place will become the home of these annual meeting whilst enabling Mums Empowerment Movement to extend their events to more smaller local events to provide in-depth training and education as well as more mini-meet-ups as it will assist in reducing the costs associated with securing and hiring venues.

Mums Empowerment Movement have also hosted our “Mini Meet Up” Meetings online through the Covid-19 pandemic, also partnering with Get Me Out Of These Four Walls, to connect and support UK mums during their difficult times of isolation and worry in the pandemic and use our online directory to signpost mums to support organisations that can help them, and our Guide to Motherhood Book provides real stories from mums to comfort and support other mums through the struggles of motherhood.

Through the crowdfunding campaign Mums Empowerment Movement hope to create this safe space for women to connect, learn and thrive, while bringing nearby communities together - plus regenerate and bring life to a beautiful building once more!

For Further Information please see: HER Place - a Community crowdfunding project in Crostwick by Serena Fordham (avivacommunityfund.co.uk)

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A 4 days in the life of an magazine editor Monday: 9am start with a routine check on the website and social media channels, followed by checking the email. I like to follow this up with something I love so, in this case, I designed the front cover of our next issue. I then retrieved recipe photos and formatted the food article, ending with a check on gaming press releases.

Wednesday: Usual checks.

I also had a phone call with website support before I started designing and formatting the standard pages and subscription adverts in the magazine. www.norwichnightsmagazine.com

Tuesday: After the usual checks, I uploaded some Instagram stories, following those up with a few Twitter posts as well as responding to any comments. I then moved on to proofreading the gaming article and discussing changes with our writer before doing some formatting.

Thursday: Review day! I planned any reviews to be featured within the magazine, research, features, post on social media profiles and review sales figures.

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Setbacks For UK Gaming In 2021?

The story so far

By Dawn Boyd We have two amazing new consoles from Sony and Microsoft that are in seriously short supply right now. Looking forward to new games is so difficult simply because we don't have the means to play them. Looking at the charts, the Nintendo Switch is continuing to keep the excitement going. Lock-down is seemingly nailed down with Animal Crossing: New Horizons fever!

And yet we look at how there doesn't seem to be much for the Xbox and the PS5 and this has got to be hurting Microsoft and Sony, respectively. The reason does bring the question of what is sabotaging our gaming fun right now? It would be easy to sit here and blame COVID-19 because the components required are in seriously short supply because of the virus and according to TechRadar, the shortage could continue well into 2021.

Component manufacturers have warned to not hold your breath as the shortage will continue and it could still be a long wait. Considering manufacturing largely takes place in China for both consoles, we could easily argue that it's COVID-19 that is messing up our gaming journeys, but I don't think it can be the whole reason. And here is why?

The stock has been limited, yes. But there has still been stock. Being the social media fiend that I am, I have been surprised to see a surprising lack of friends sharing their consoles. I have been fortunate in that I am frugal. If I can find a shortcut when it comes to spending money, I will. Also, with three children, I am being practical in renting my consoles with insurance. So, when the company I rent through gave me the opportunity to upgrade to a PS5 with priority, who am I to say no? I do have a PS5 and I don't want to rub it in people’s faces by saying how much we all enjoy it, but we were just lucky.

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Have a look online and you can find them for sale. Check on Ebay especially and you will see another reason why our gaming fun is being beaten down. Scalpers. I used Ebay for my example simply because there was a large range of prices set by an individual seller. I was shocked to see people placing bids for deposits on consoles and decided to do some maths. I love numbers but I am awful at maths, so bear with me on this one.

You have your four different console editions. The PS5 disc and digital and the Xbox Series S and Series X. I have used the Smyths recommended retail price and the Ebay greedy finds.

RRP (Smyths)

Ebay Price

Mark-up

PS5 Disk Edition

£359.00

£500.00

39%

PS5 Digital Edition

£449.00

£550.00

22%

Xbox Series X

£449.00

£559.87

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Xbox Series S

£249.00

£299.00

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It may not seem like much but let’s think back that we are in midst of a pandemic and money is tight. It could equally be argued that consoles are a luxury but it's a trying time and we need luxury so these mark ups could equally suggest that greed is sabotaging our gaming right now. Yay for humanity.

One more argument in there for another possible issue. In the UK, or anywhere in the world, I think a lot of people have been made aware of this country’s attempt to unite by departing from the EU. Unforeseen circumstances have put back the expected stock for Little Nightmares 2.

Husband of mine has been looking forward to this game for a substantial amount of time. I can imagine he is not the only one is frustrated that for a hard copy of this game then it is looking more like mid-February 2021 for this release. Again, we are a household on a limited budget, so he does rentals for his games so it’s looking like a wait for him. And how many more people? Which brings rise to the question of how many more games will this happen with? Are there going to be many more unforeseen circumstances? Is this another obstacle in gaming escapism.

Enough of the misery because despite all of this, there have been things to look forward to and it would be rude to not mention the console that seems to be feeding our frenzy and plugging our gap. So, the games aren't the most intense but boy are they fun and interactive! Just look at these charts and we can see how well the Nintendo Switch is currently manoeuvring its way through our bloodstream and giving us all those laughs we so desperately need right now! www.norwichnightsmagazine.com

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10. Assassins Creed Valhalla. Ok not a switch game but it's another chapter in the collection that is going strong despite its limited console options.

9. Super Mario 3D All Stars. Oldie but a goodie, if it is not broke, don't fix it!

8. FIFA 2021. Let’s not beat around the bush here, for me. Played one, played them all, Change my mind.

7.Just Dance 2021. We all need that extra oomph for indoor exercise with our lockdown, so this game helps. Especially if you like to groove to your dance tunes!

6. GTA V. I still remember the old days and I do feel like they continue to go more and more over the top as they continue their rowdy violent mishaps.

5.Minecraft. Love this game. Watching baby Boyd play this is hypnotic and its added online community to play in various challenges with other people is fascinating to see.

4. Ring Fit Adventure. Wii Fit adventure style and this really does seem like a lot of fun. I have no cheap skate options with getting this console so I haven't had the joy, but all those competitions will eventually work out right?

3. Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. Not much I can really say on this one if I am honest. I am more of a Rainbow Six kind of gal.

2. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Son of mine has this on his 3DS but I cannot begin to imagine how much fun this must be on a console because it’s such an inclusive family game.

1. Animal Crossing: New Horizons. This game is all kinds of adorable. Played it on my 2DS many moons ago and it’s a great game you can get stuck in on your own or with others. Perfect for the current world.

The charts are pretty varied as it stands and as I close the opinions for the month all I can think to myself is 'I need a Nintendo Switch! STAT!' It will be my saviour.

Same time next month guys and gals!

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INTERVIEW

Photography Credit: Norwich Fringe

Chris talks to Molly Farley Ahead of Norwich

Photography Credit: Norwich Fringe

Left to right: Joseph Ballard, Molly Farley, and Sam Webber Photography Credit: Norwich Fringe

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Norwich Fringe Festival is back this month after six years away and Norwich Nights is delighted to catch up with Festival Producer Molly Farley to check out what the good folk at the Festival have planned for us…

NORWICH NIGHTS: Hi Molly, thanks so much for joining us! Could you tell us a little about yourself?

MOLLY: Hi, thanks NN, lovely to be here.

My name’s Molly Farley. I’m a theatre director and producer and co-run Coast to Coast (a Norfolk theatre company) with my good friend, Rohan Gotobed.

On leaving university in Norwich in 2016 I was surprised Norwich didn’t have an active Fringe Festival. Some time later I met Joseph Ballard and we rabbited away about what the Festival could be and why it was so important; then Sam Webber joined us - and we decided to launch it! The opportunity to build something we thought so necessary was something we couldn’t pass up.

NN: What is the Norwich Fringe Festival?

MOLLY: Originally it ran alongside the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, without ever becoming fixture. We relaunched it in July 2020 to serve the community and Fringe artists. But we didn’t want to impose our vision of a more connected and supportive Norwich and Norfolk, so we held numerous open platform meetings to get a sense of what was needed. After a successful Arts Council England bid we were able to start providing free workshops and training events as part of our RE:GENERATE programme.

One thing I am very proud of is our commitment to the slow and steady approach. It would have been very easy to return and just burn out. We actively listen to those who engage with us and questioning the status quo as we go. Our aims and values are the framework for each new endeavour we embark upon.

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NN: What can Norwich expect from the Festival?

MOLLY: We received so many applications for this year’s Fringe from the UK and internationally and from those have selected an incredibly varied line-up. Our TV studio in Norwich will live-stream local acts. Those further afield will live-stream from their location.

Strange Fascination Theatre will perform their weird and wonderful puppet retelling of the classic fairytale, Hansel and Gretel. REDuck ProDUCKtions will uncover the truth about Norwich’s most haunted locations. The fabulous Titania Trust will host an evening cabaret performance for all those missing the late great Birdcage!

From slightly further afield, we’ll visit the Sheba Soul Ensemble from the UK, and will also connect to unique live theatre events from Ghana and Zambia. The Festival will round off with a Norwich Fringe production event called ‘NOT THE END’, presenting work currently in development as we believe the creative process is valuable too. The future of the Fringe is work that’s being tried-out and experimented with. These are our values.

NN: What support does the Festival receive?

MOLLY: In addition to Arts Council England help we’ve received so much support, including some very passionate volunteers helping us to curate it (thank you Anita, Martin and Frazer!). Also technicians, workshop practitioners, and graphic designers have been so generous with their time.

The excitement and drive from everyone who has engaged with us and their words of support and appreciation for what we’re doing have been of huge benefit. It’s so important to keep creativity ticking along as much as possible and to keep flexing those muscles. I hope the work we’re doing at Norwich Fringe is helping to provide a sort of creative gym! www.norwichnightsmagazine.com

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In terms of the benefits for audiences and enjoyers of the arts, where would we be without it? What would we have done during lockdown without entertainment or our imaginations being stimulated? Escapism is a very important element, but I feel strongly that the arts (be they visual, performed, or otherwise) is an incredible tool connecting us to stories and experiences that would otherwise feel abstract.

NN: Festival Producer Sam Webber and Festival Director Joseph Ballard are the other talents on the team. What can you tell us about them?

MOLLY: Sam is an actor, writer, director, and producer whose vast literary and cultural knowledge is essential for the broad church we cross paths with at Norwich Fringe.

Joseph is a force to be reckoned with. When he sets his mind to something, we all know it’s going to get done. I sometimes wonder if there is anything he can’t do!

Sam and Joseph are fantastic colleagues to have. I admire them for their principled approach on our collaborations - and they are both so incredibly intelligent and talented. Please don’t tell them I said that!

NN: How can people access the Festival?

MOLLY: The festival runs for four days from 18th March with events live-streamed. Tickets are available prived at £4, £6, £9, or Pay What You Can (see link below). A link will be sent to each purchaser nearer to the event.

NN: How do you see the future for the Festival and arts in the region?

MOLLY: I feel incredibly optimistic about the future of the arts in the region. We want Norwich Fringe to be a year-round presence not just a standalone event. It’s important for it to be a hub for local artists, an organisation to turn to and be supported by; whether it’s finding collaborators, or support during rehearsal or development of a new play. The upcoming Norwich Fringe Festival is a really exciting opportunity for us to reach people we’ve not heard from yet, so they can let us know what they want from their local Fringe to help shape our plans further. I love the creative scene and atmosphere we have here in Norwich.

NN: Massive thanks to you Molly Farley for speaking to us and we wish you and the Festival team all success with Norwich Fringe 2021!

Norwich Fringe Festival runs Thursday 18th - Sunday 21st March 2021.

For information & tickets: https://norwichfringe.org.uk Interview by Chris Sadler

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Theatre Corner with Antoinette It’s the Norwich Fringe Month March is here and all of us are hoping that the green shoots in the garden will be replicated by a new growth of live theatre. In future columns, I’ll be hunting out outdoor productions, but at the moment we are still looking at events online.

The Norwich Fringe Festival 2021: 18-21 March. Theatres are shut, but the Norwich Fringe battles on with new, exciting work for you to enjoy online, much of it live. There is theatre, comedy, impro music, new works and experimental works from an organisation that provides a year-round platform for creatives, of all kinds. Among the treats are an interactive mystery with Lewis Garvey, Passion Productions weird and wonderful re-telling of the classic fairy tale of Hansel and Gretel, and Sheba Soul Ensemble offering an online, international collaboration with artists from England to Ghana and Zambia. Plus, Divine Beings with the Michael Knight Theatre Company and Jasmine Kahlia. Experience a wide range of artists in different media reflecting on isolation and resilience.

See www.norwichfringe.org.uk

Meanwhile at the Theatre Royal there’s Tales of Theatre: a six-part podcast, developed through writing workshops and Zoom. hosted by the inspirational local playwright & poet James McDermott, with local people reflecting on how theatre has shaped their lives. sessions. Tales of Theatre is part of the Theatre Royal’s Creative Community Recovery Programme and you can send your own tales to media@norwichtheatre.org.

See www.norwichtheatre.org/2021/02/10/tales-of-theatre-an-original-podcastseries

Finally, a shout out for Lung Theatre which some of you will have seen at the Playhouse in 2019, when going to the theatre was what we did. Their new work, Who Cares can be found on BBC Sounds. The work aims to help identify ‘hidden’ young carers in society.

Antoinette Moses

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Sustainable Fashion: What’s The Answer?

We’ve been thinking about sustainable fashion this month at Norwich Nights Magazine, the fact that the fashion industry is one of the world’s biggest polluters and the conversations around this have been happening for a while. How far have we come really and what might be needed moving forward.

One thing is although the world seems keen to point the finger at the fashion industry and our throwaway culture, but let’s take a closer look. We would have considered ourselves to be conscious and doing our best in this area: we have a capsule wardrobe (reducing the number of items we buy), we recycle unwanted items to either the nearest clothing bin or charity shops. But then we started thinking what about buying only what we need? How often do we buy an outfit/dress/shoes for that one event and never wear it again. Do we buy sustainable clothing in the first place? How do we reduce our personal fashion waste?

It was at this point when you realize, it’s a joint effort consumers and fashion producers/retailers need to work together as we all have a choice, in production, purchases, and disposal choices.

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Buying local is a great tool in ensuring your choices are more sustainable, let’s face it you buy that top from an online catalogue it was probably made abroad and has clocked up several airmiles before we start on the journey to you, the plastic it’s wrapped in, the outer packaging and labels to allow it to get to you, that all before we even consider what material the top is initially made of or how often we need to buy new tops.

We have 2 rules that help us with our fashion purchasing: #30wearrule – no idea where this originated, we read about it in Vogue and as it fits closely with our second rule adopted it immediately – The notion goes before you buy anything you ask yourself would I wear this 30 times (over its life span). #howdoIfeel in this – For this rule I imagine how I would feel in that item is it soft, comfortable would I love it, how will I feel in this. Your clothes should make you feel incredible and happy.

Your clothes, your choice, your expression.

But the thing is the industry has its role to play too and we can clearly see that they are making good progress (prelockdown at least), Sea Salt opened a sustainable store in Norwich for example, there’s several sustainable fashion retailers as well as local retailers dealing preloved clothes which has had a boom since the conversations around sustainability began. Heist’s sustainable underwear and ladder-free tights are highly recommended. Heist is a great example of reasonably priced sustainable products. The problem of price is some brands sell their sustainable products at a highticket value such as a top made from oranges that is priced $150.00. Affordability is a huge hurdle for the sustainable fashion industry moving forward. Size is also a hurdle with many of the retailers and manufacturers limiting their collections to 8-16 uk sizes, which excludes all people of non-traditional sizes.

One of the other developing practices is within the larger retailers to release a sustainable collection alongside their main collections, honestly this feels like a non-committal token gesture. Rather than adopting an approach in support of sustainable values. It really is a yes or no area you either believe that fashion should be sustainable or not. It’s sad really, we need our larger brands to lead the way as they are the ones that can invest in new technology to produce clothing more sustainably. While we continue as consumers to make conscious choices with fashion retail.

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See below for details of our capsule wardrobe: Capsule Wardrobe 14 tops 7 pairs of trousers/jeans 2 skirts 2 dresses 2 coats 1 blazer 2 cardigans 3 jumpers 7 pairs shoes/trainers

Resources: Veja: Official site (veja-store.com) Patagonia: https://eu.patagonia.com/gb/en/home/ Baukjen: https://www.baukjen.com/ Colorifix: https://colorifix.com Heist: Shapewear | Shaping Underwear | Heist Studios (heist-studios.com)

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Cardaclysm: Shards of the Four, a Single Player Card Combat RPG, Officially Releases on Steam February 26

Cologne, Germany - February 16, 2021 – Publisher, Headup and Elder Games are pleased to announce the official release of Cardaclysm: Shards of the Four for Steam on February 26.

Launched on Steam as Early Access in late July 2020, the game has since gone through multiple updates, unveiling new cards, artifacts, enemies, and biomes. The official release will unlock the fierce final boss, new deathly realm, and end game content. Cardaclysm: Shards of the Four is a procedurally generated collectible card game with action RPG elements. Tinkering with magic and spells beyond his ability, a dark wizard accidentally unleashes The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and their minions. The only way to send them back to the fiery pit from whence they came is by battling through with 240+ cards and 40 artifacts.

In the final chapter of the game, the player must fight through brutal creatures called “Agents of Death” at every corner.

Agent of Death is a new enemy type appearing for the first time, and only those who win enough keys are allowed to enter the final realm and face the ultimate boss: Death himself.

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About Cardaclysm: Shards of the Four Cardaclysm: Shards of the Four is a procedurally generated collectible card game mixed with action RPG elements.

You are a dark wizard who tinkered with magic and spells way beyond your skill level. This time you messed up really bad: You've unleashed The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and their minions upon the World! Well done... So hurry, grab your magical cards and send them all back to their hellish dimension before the Apocalypse destroys everyone and everything and much more importantly, before the old wizard council discovers what you have done...

Features: * Encounter 5 factions and over 240 cards, each with its own unique abilities, art and 3D animation * Equip your hero with over 40 artifacts * Battle five mythic bosses, each with its own unique take on game mechanics * Explore endlessly generated worlds in different biomes * Complete challenges and trade cards in the Inter-dimensional 'Pub' you visit between quests

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