Newly-minted British citizen Olga Koch was on blistering form for the Norwich stop of her Homecoming tour.
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Norwich’s Sewell Barn Theatre has announced its new season with an eclectic mix of shows that takes it through to next summer.
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Norwich’s Assembly House is continuing to open up its lunchtime classical programme as people get used to the post-Covid new normal.
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When it opened at the National Theatre nearly 10 years ago, One Man, Two Guvnors was rightly roundly praised as a comic masterpiece, and in this Norwich revival it has lost none of its sparkle.
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Improv troupe Noise Next Door stole the show from headliner Geoff Norcott on the second night of Norwich’s Laugh In the Park comedy festival.
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My guess is that no comedian’s perfect post-lockdown gig starts with an audience being pummelled by torrential rain and horizontal hail on the way to a gig in a slightly draughty big top.
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A new exhibition of work by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer identifying artists has been opened in the run up to Norwich Pride celebrations.
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A divorced couple find themselves on neighbouring hotel balconies as they honeymoon with their new partners, in this sparkling re-opening production at Norwich’s Sewell Barn Theatre.
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Two dancers and influences from across the arts came together for this captivating reworking of Carlos Acosta’s 2010 show On Before.
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The Lord Chamberlain’s Men returned to Norwich Cathedral with a pacey and entertaining – but unprovoking – rendition of Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
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Award-winning poet, essayist and fiction writer Kei Miller will be the final author to host a international literature showcase as part of the Norwich-based National Centre for Writing’s latest event strand.
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New shows have been announced for Norwich Theatre’s season of big top tent events this summer.
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The Open Cambridge festival of history and culture will return this September, with an extended programme of free live and digital events.
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Elliot’s The Waste Land is famously one of literature’s most wilfully obscure poems: densely packed with references and deliberate artifice.
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Cinema fans will be able to enjoy the Cambridge Film Festival in person for its 40th anniversary this year, after organisers announced a return to its traditional format alongside an extended online programme.
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