Shakespeare’s tale of the roots of the War of The Roses gets zhuzhed up in this creative new production.
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The now traditional outing for the queen of the Larkman hits all the right notes in a Norfolk-baiting 90 minutes of comedy.
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Daft jokes, silly songs, and plenty of audience participation are the order of the day in this rambunctious panto production.
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If the title hadn’t already given it away, Dickens this ain’t – but there is an odd sort of Christmas spirit in this rude and reworked version of his festive tale.
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Panto needs a glorious buzz of energy, dance, music, and comedy – and this year’s outing at Norwich Theatre Royal delivers them all.
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This fortuitously topical black comedy tackles head on a subject that remains taboo for many: suicide.
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Northern Ballet dance their way through Dickens in this snowy, sparkling Christmas treat.
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One of cinema’s most enduring cult classics is given a new twist, with a modern and atmospheric live score.
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Love and the brutality of war are cruelly intertwined in this stage adaptation of Sebastian Faulks’ novel.
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From the opening bars this is recognisably Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker, but also something quite different: with Carlos Acosta’s Latin influences felt in the music before a single dance step.
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A Caribbean politician, an English racist, and a Home Office mandarin all take to the stage in this drama rooted in the Windrush scandal.
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Friendship, love, and geopolitics collide in this affecting play about two teenagers growing up in pre-partition India.
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This festival of new short plays brings an impressive array of styles and topics to the stage, united by a macabre over-arching horror slash satire.
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Lewis Buxton wants a friend. More specifically, he wants a best friend – an unbreakable, unstoppable, transcendent connection with the one true companion.
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This curious production plays with our British exceptionalism in two ways: our mythology of the Second World War, and our kneejerk reaction to the name Boris.
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