Despite being in the midst of planning
her wedding Suzi Ruffell decided to spend Valentine’s weekend in Norwich, with
two sell-out shows.
This spiky farce attempts a satire on feminism but sidesteps serious study in favour of laughs and an increasingly untenable plot.
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This is a show of unusually mixed
emotions: Richard Alston has just been knighted and his eponymous company has
reached its 25th year.
Being the only Brexiteer in the comedy club seems to have become
something of a millstone for Geoff Norcott.
Ed Byrne is a man in search of small victories, and being rewarded with big laughs.
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Watching Robin Ince can be a
nerve-wracking experience: you frequently wonder if he’ll remember to breathe.
Paul McCaffrey can still remember the first successful comedy routine he wrote, even though it was over a decade ago: “It was about cash machines and how frustrating it was when you were queuing to use one.”
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This showcase from a talented young company
proved something of an embarrassment of riches.
Three Norfolk venues have come together on a single website and revamped their branding.
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Norfolk is often ridiculed for being stuck in its ways, but things can change: this is a solo Nimmo Twin’s gig.
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This retelling of a classic Henry James tale is a menacing and suspenseful production, with more chills than the winter weather.
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After twenty years of watching one of the country’s most erudite comedians, Simon Evans’s fans could be excused for thinking they know what he’s about: dry, teasingly non-PC and openly baffled by much of modern life.
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Kerry Godliman is a woman who gets things done, as anybody who saw her series-winning performances on TV show Taskmaster knows.
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Dicken’s classic festive tale is given a
lively and captivating revamp in this intriguing new production.
It’s panto season – oh yes it is! – so here’s our round-up of just some of the festive shows on around the region.
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