This is one of the most curious gigs I’ve ever been to: it’s almost as if the audience was incidental to the event taking place at all.
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Australian circus outfit Circa have made a welcome return to the Norfolk & Norwich Festival with a sinuous and energetic show that barely takes a breath and never makes a wrong turn.
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Nearly 40 years on from its debut this revival of Miss Saigon offers a stunning production of a tale that remains controversial.
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Entering the Assembly House for Matter Era feels something like a (very genteel) boxing match: there’s a haze in the air, and a scaffold square dominates the room, seats arranged on all four sides.
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The dark world of teenage drug dealing is brought into sharp relief in this fast moving and energetic production.
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The grand pipes of Norwich Cathedral’s organ have probably never had an accompaniment quite like this: 100 1-bit speakers, complimenting and competing with it.
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Learning to see again might seem an overly dramatic way to describe a walking tour – but that is what en route offers.
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Norwich Theatre is on the lookout for the young stars to join the junior cast of its 2026 pantomime, The All New Adventures of Peter Pan.
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Comedian Ian Smith is mid-way through a UK tour, coming to Norwich Arts Centre on 26 May. We caught up with him to talk about the tour and more.
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A love triangle, murder, and intrigue snake their way across the stage in this gorgeously presented adaptation of Agatha Christie’s thriller.
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Silliness abounds in this first extended outing for Mona Ravona, Norwich’s most effective (and possibly only) film noir private detective.
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There aren’t many perfect plays – but this comes achingly close. Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s classic parable on racism and the struggle for human decency powerfully translates the story for modern audiences.
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This charming production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Venetian romp is more bridge of highs than sighs.
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Six woman are sentenced to transportation to Australia in this gritty tale of 19th century justice, set entirely within the ship that will deliver their fate.
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The confident use of chicanery is praised by one of the characters in Faith Healer – and in the form of great acting, plenty of it is on show here.
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