George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel is brought disturbingly and vividly to life in this stunning Sewell Barn production.
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Theatre is often a game of two halves – and this rumbunctious political satire is certainly that.
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This award-winning modern spooky drama is chilling and entertaining, with some clever twists on traditional theatre jump scares and a smart underlying story.
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More than half a century on from its debut this satire of war still has power to shock – and more unnervingly, entertain.
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For a story centred on the philosophy of religion, Life of Pi is surprisingly high on laughs and spectacle.
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Doo wop and R’n’B band The Drifters get the jukebox musical treatment in this touring version of the Olivier Award nominated West End show.
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We all know that it’s the pelvic thrusts that really drive you insane, but what else is there to love about the Rocky Horror Show?
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Strap yourselves in for some nineties nostalgia and a bucketload of obscenities – Jerry Springer: The Opera is back in town.
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Best-selling historical author Philippa Gregory will make her playwrighting debut in a play co-produced by Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds.
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Lewis Carroll’s surreal tales of the young Alice’s adventures have an enduring charm; this new adaptation for outdoor performance focuses on his second instalment of life in Wonderland.
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A new play based on the real life stories of Suffolk residents will premiere next month.
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Norfolk-born academic, conservationist, broadcaster and author Ben Garrod is bringing a show about dinosaurs to Diss as part of a nationwide tour. Here he tells us about what audiences can expect.
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A new adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s popular classic, Alice, Through the Looking Glass is visiting outdoor venues across the region this summer.
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Love in later life is the heart of this funny and touching comedy drama, brought to life by three adept leading ladies.
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The charm of outside theatre is the unique experience of seeing a performance in an unusual setting, in a way that will never be repeated; this risk is that the weather might make experience pretty damp.
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