This stunning, intimate, close-up show was definitely magic – whatever its title claimed.
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Chelsea McGuffin has brought a short, punchy circus and vaudeville-inspired show to the Norfolk and Norwich Festival for this year’s Spiegeltent residency.
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The hidden secrets of artwork in plain sight were revealed in this hour’s guided walk through central Norwich.
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Timed to coincide with the opening of a small exhibition at Norwich Castle, this walk around a section of Norwich’s city walls took an idiosyncratic look at its subject.
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Just a few songs into her gig Rhiannon Giddens said she had been told that “her genre is difference” – and you can see why.
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Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot is a play in which famously nothing happens – the same is not true of this Silent Face’s production.
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Thousands of people have seen their once safe homes unexpectedly torn apart in recent years, a human tragedy of gargantuan scale: The Beekeeper of Aleppo tells the story of one couple’s journey from Syria to England.
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Diamonds are supposed to be a girl’s best friend – but in this sparkling musical retelling of the beginning of the end for Marie Antoinette they are anything but.
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This densely-packed dance piece offers a captivating portrayal of life in the armed forces, at a time when war is all to close to home.
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Based on Roald Dahl’s 1964 novel, this musical adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – The Musical comes to Norwich on its first UK and Ireland tour, after a four-year run in the West End from 2013.
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The 30-year friendship of three women from university onwards is the bedrock of this complex comedy.
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Ten years on from its debut, Matthew Bourne’s gothic ballet rendition of the Sleeping Beauty story has lost none of its dreamy qualities.
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The worlds of beat boxing and Dickens collide in this punchy and energetic ‘remix’ of a story by children’s author Michael Rosen.
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Shakespeare’s Hamlet famously says he could be bounded in a nutshell but count himself king of infinite space, were it not that he has bad dreams.
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Kin is a theatrical feast that mixes movement, dance, and puppetry, with exquisite design and lighting that is as much a part of the show as the performers.
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