The winners of the 2020 Young Norfolk Writing Competition and the identity of the county’s fourth Young Laureate have been revealed.
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Arts and circus skill workshops will be beamed online in place of this year’s Norwich’s Lord Mayor’s Celebration.
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More than half the staff at Norwich Theatre Royal and Norwich Playhouse are at risk of redundancy, the venues confirmed today.
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A darky comic show due to feature in this year’s abandoned Norfolk & Norwich Festival has been reworked for free streaming.
Explore MoreA series of drive-in cinema events have been confirmed for Norfolk and Suffolk next month.
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The second year of Lowestoft’s First Light beach festival is to take place online, with a streaming programme marking this weekend’s summer solstice.
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Norwich-based Pop Up Pictures are promising to bring drive-in cinema to the region this summer, with big screens in Norwich, Ipswich, and Colchester.
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Theatres across East Anglia have called on the Government to provide additional support to prevent venues closing in the aftermath of the coronavirus.
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An international theatre company with a base in Cambridge is putting a globe-trotting family treat online for free.
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The National Theatre has announced the next production to feature in its NT At Home season of free streamed plays.
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The region’s open studios schemes – which encourage visits to artist’s workplaces – have taken on new forms in the face of coronavirus.
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London’s Old Vic theatre is taking its productions worldwide with a mix of new and recorded shows.
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The coronavirus shutdown has not stopped Cambridge’s ADC Theatre, which has devised a packed programme of online shows running through to June.
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Music, poetry, and comedy are on the bill for a Norwich venue’s digital events programme.
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The Norwich-based National Centre for Writing has announced a series of online events to replace their planned City of Literature programme for 2020.
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