What makes a hoarder hoard? This surreal and bold developing musical takes a tentative and affectionate peek inside the head of a compulsive collector, with surprisingly funny results.
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Brazil’s highly regarded São Paulo Dance Company have brought their inaugural UK and Ireland tour to a close in Norwich with a programme of three highly controlled and expertly executed pieces.
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War is never as far from us as might think, and this short run production reminds us of that in two ways.
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Legendary gangster couple Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker are at the heart of this bold musical biography, now on a UK tour after two West End runs.
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The links between the generations and our desire to be remembered are explored in this charming and gentle play.
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When one of the central characters in a play is a arrogant, self-important critic, its very hard to review it without feeling just a little self-conscious.
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It’s more than 120 years since the story of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was released, and this musical production adds some modern sparkle to the tale.
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This largely traditional production of Tchaikovsky’s most performed ballet throws in some modern twists as part of Varna International Ballet’s 2024 UK tour.
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The February instalment of this regular comedy night at Norwich’s The Garage saw a line up of three white men – but was more diverse than it at first appeared.
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Ten strangers are lured to a house on a remote island and accused of murder – only to face death themselves – in this classic Agatha Christie tale.
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If you think chiropody, ration books, and a real lady of a pig sounds like an unlikely combination for a winning musical, you clearly haven’t seen Betty Blue Eyes.
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The secret of good comedy is apparently timing – but it appears slightly out of joint in this curiously retro futuristic satire.
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If the arctic weather isn’t giving you enough chills, this simple but powerful adaptation of Susan Hill’s ghost story has every chance of making your blood run cold.
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Karl Minns’ Norwich single mum alter ego’s winter outing is becoming a tradition as familiar as Old Year’s Night – and remains a sparkling piece of self-effacing fun.
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Panto sometimes gets a bad rap – at best silly stories for kids, at worst a lazy cash cow for theatres and fading celebs. But done well it can bring together comedy, music, dance, in a single entertaining package.
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