The story of master codebreaker Alan Turing is told with controlled brilliance in this well-crafted drama.
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This tale of upstanding Yorkshire folk discovering a surprising secret offers a gentle comedy with hints of a darker underbelly.
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God plays dice, Death tells stories – at least they do in this surreal grown up fairy tale.
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A dark chapter in the history of India and British is told with grace – and a surprising amount of comedy – in this confidently-staged piece of storytelling.
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Is there anyone that doesn’t know the twist to The Picture of Dorian Gray? Oscar Wilde’s gothic novel has such an assured place in our culture, that it should give a theatrical adaptation a lot of licence.
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John Le Carré’s brand of Cold War espionage thriller has generated best-selling books and some iconic screen adaptations – but until now it hasn’t made it to the stage.
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Love that’s fresh and still unspoiled: that’s the core of this wickedly funny and quietly affecting drama.
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The adventures of Toad, Ratty, Badger, and Mole get a Norfolk reboot in this gentle repurposing of Kenneth Grahame’s classic characters.
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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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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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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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This ribald romp is a perfectly pitched adaptation of the classic TV series, fully aware of its own absurdity and offering audiences a murderously good time.
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