The nominees for this year’s Public Choice categories at the Norfolk Arts Awards have been revealed.
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A £500,000 renovation of Norwich Arts Centre has revealed a series of hidden gems at the performing arts venue.
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This double-bill of new shows from
Norwich-based theatre company Laughing Mirror could not have been more
contrasting.
Miller’s classic tragedy of lust and betrayal is given a bold and confident reworking in this stylish Maddermarket production.
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The superficially wispy plot of this Noel Coward play hides a darkly comic and sharp take on ageing and the lives we live.
Explore MoreTwo of the 20th century’s greatest rock and roll stars were brought back to life at this thoroughly toe-tapping performance.
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Love drives people to strange actions in this accomplished performance, at the Maddermarket Theatre, of a rarely seen Agatha Christie adaptation.
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This show did not have an auspicious start – six performers milling around the stage, sharing in-jokes and nattering away – but appearances can be deceptive.
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The sassy tale of Elle Wood and her attempt to prove herself gets the full musical treatment in this latest production of Legally Blonde by Threshold Theatre Company.
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Hailed in the Norfolk and Norwich Festival programme as “the next Amy Winehouse” and with her work sampled by Jay-Z, Hannah Williams arrived with a weight of expectation.
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This was a show that promised to push magic in new directions: based on this evidence, I think I’d rather they took a step back.
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This special tribute show saw jazz and R&B vocalist Sarah Jane Morris exploring the songs of Scottish folk singer songwriter John Martyn.
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Sunday is supposed to be a day of rest, but other than a tardy start the Renegade Brass Band were anything but sleepy for this finale of the first full Norfolk & Norwich Festival week.
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All is not what it seems in this glamorous and enchanting show, that offers a gentle and lulling mix of humour and beauty.
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Queuing up in the rain is rarely an auspicious start to a gig, but the insistent rhythms of The Turbans meant it didn’t take long to get dry once the Spiegeltent started shaking.
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