Some startlingly good performances and writing come together in this series of monologues looking at more than 50 years of gay rights in England.
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It’s bright, it’s funny, and it makes next to no sense – Jack and the Beanstalk is pretty much everything you want from a pantomime.
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Harold Pinter’s plays are known for their pauses and unseen menace but this production of the semi-autobiographical piece Betrayal barely takes a breath.
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Shakespeare’s influence is all around us – but it nearly wasn’t. This fun and moving new play tells the – mostly – true story of how many of his plays were preserved for posterity.
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This tale of murder delivers a stream of laughs and satisfying twists and turns, with a strong central pairing who entertain from start to finish.
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How life and love can push us forward and hold us back is at the heart of this tragi-comic drama set in a Cromer cafe.
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The story of Kett’s Rebellion intermingles with modern-day acts of challenge in this genre-bending performance staged on a Norwich heath.
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This 19th century Gothic novel has been the subject of many adaptations, including an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical and several film, TV, and theatre adaptations.
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Rob Madge really wants all eyes on them – and it’s pretty impossible not to be captivated in this audacious bullet train of show.
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Dylan Thomas’ famous radio play poses a choice when mounting a stage production: keep things simple and stick to the poetry, or attempt to inject some visual flair and risk overpowering the words.
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Don’t be misled by the title or the premise: this is a sharply funny and deeply dark comedy that contains plenty of laughs, from easy jokes to some more uncomfortable barbs.
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The little heard tale of the ‘Herring Girls’ is the topic for this outdoor community theatre show from Crude Apache, now seeing the light of day after a Covid-enforced delay.
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Some times asking “what have I just seen?” can be a good thing. This is one of those times.
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What should be a historical warning about the futility of war feels all to current in the present circumstances, as Theatre Royal Norwich hosts this reimagined version of Michael Morpugo’s Private Peaceful.
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Norwich agitprop theatre group The Common Lot have returned with another vibrant outdoor show, this time focusing on the history of English protest songs.
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