The dark world of teenage drug dealing is brought into sharp relief in this fast moving and energetic production.
Explore MoreA love triangle, murder, and intrigue snake their way across the stage in this gorgeously presented adaptation of Agatha Christie’s thriller.
Explore MoreSilliness abounds in this first extended outing for Mona Ravona, Norwich’s most effective (and possibly only) film noir private detective.
Explore MoreThere 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.
Explore MoreSix 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.
Explore MoreThe 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.
Explore MoreThis 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.
Explore MoreThere’s no risk that Rupert Goold’s production of Hamlet for the Royal Shakespeare Company might “lose the name of action”: it comes in at a rapid-fire two and a half hours, with the events of the play condensed into just one evening.
Explore MoreThe classic socialist novel is given a partial reboot in this blunt tale of the workers and the wealthy.
Explore MoreReputations can be something of a millstone: if you only vaguely know it, Godot is the play in which nothing happens, twice. But that just isn’t true.
Explore MoreFootball is often about nostalgia – the legends, the curses, the inexhaustible supply of portentous stats – and James Graham’s Dear England is a time capsule of eight years of the national game.
Explore MoreGhosts can’t be real – can they? Head and heart differ in this smart, modern ghost story that is becoming a familiar theatre fixture.
Explore MoreSort your sea legs and get ready to set sail for a slick and speedy stage version of pirate classic Treasure Island.
Explore MoreThere can’t be many pantos where the audience singalong is to Girly Girl Productions’ 10 Drunk Cigarettes – but if that’s a reference you recognise, you’ll be in your element here.
Explore MoreGet ready to have a ball: Norwich Theatre’s 2025 panto is a fizzing cocktail of fun, colour, and groan-some dad jokes. In other words, perfect.
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