Cathy Sole, who grew up in and around Norfolk, is starring in the National Youth Theatre REP company’s production of The War of the Worlds at Wilton’s Music Hall in London.
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A giant puppet roaming the streets of Norwich, a world premiere of a Columbian circus show, and new productions celebrating life across Norfolk are among the highlights of this year’s Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
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The first details of next year’s Norfolk & Norwich Festival have been announced, with a handful of shows going on public sale next week.
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The Lord Chamberlain’s Men returned to Norwich Cathedral with a pacey and entertaining – but unprovoking – rendition of Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
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New shows have been announced for Norwich Theatre’s season of big top tent events this summer.
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This year’s Norfolk & Norwich Festival classical music strand got off to a bang – literally – with a smorgasbord of treats.
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Norwich big top theatre tent is back this summer, with a programme led by comedy, drama, and family events.
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The nominees for this year’s Public Choice categories at the Norfolk Arts Awards have been revealed.
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The ringing out of Cathedral bells signalled the beginning of the main segment of this latest Voice Project performance.
Explore MoreOn the first day of the new Parliament, Green MP Caroline Lucas made a timely choice to draw this year’s City of Literature strand of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival to a close.
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The lips as breath’s doors is just one of the startling images in Shakespeare’s greatest love story, and the song and speeches of the Lord Chamberlain’s Men bring the tale of Romeo and Juliet vividly to life.
Explore MoreNothing comes of nothing according to one of the Bard’s
greatest tragic leads: he might have changed his mind after seeing the
Shakespeare Globe company’s joyful production of Much Ado.
This is the second year in Norwich for How Like An Angel, and it continues to be a startling and impressive spectacle.
Explore More“If the Lord is watching, the least we can do is be entertaining,” says one of the characters in Five Marys Waiting – and while I can’t speak for God, the audience definitely found them to be.
Explore MoreWhen Hamlet finishes, nearly everyone is dead. The rest, it is
said, is silence.