Musicals can often be a bit frustrating – a few catchy numbers and then a lot of dreary musical exposition padding out the rest of the story, but this is one of my favourite things: the sheer joy of The Sound of Music.
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Now in their twenty-fifth year of performing the Nimmo Twins are something of a Norfolk institution, and judging by the reaction of the Norwich Playhouse crowd have lost none of their charm over the years.
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Santa, snow, sequins, silly jokes, and songs you can hum along to – the Sound Ideas’ Christmas show has everything you could want from a traditional festive celebration.
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This trio of witty and moving plays captures your attention from the off, with great writing matched by some sterling performances.
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Cringe at your memories of your childhood selves and laugh your hearts out at this riotous comedy from the makers of BBC1’s Gone Wrong Show.
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Sexual intrigue and sparkling performances make for a strong return for the Maddermarket Players in their first post-Covid production.
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Fake ‘fake news’ presenter Jonathan Pie finally made it to Norwich for his much re-scheduled tour, with a show full of impassioned invective that delighted a sell-out crowd.
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Two striking pieces that successfully showcase the talent of some of the best young dancers make up this double-bill from Rambert.
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History, so the aphorism goes, is written by the victors – drama is a very different story.
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The early life of legendary wizard Merlin is at the heart of Northern Ballet’s new production, and there’s a decent amount of magic dust sprinkled through the show.
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Tickets for Norwich Film Festival’s 2021 edition have gone on sale today.
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Newly-minted British citizen Olga Koch was on blistering form for the Norwich stop of her Homecoming tour.
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Norwich’s Sewell Barn Theatre has announced its new season with an eclectic mix of shows that takes it through to next summer.
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Norwich’s Assembly House is continuing to open up its lunchtime classical programme as people get used to the post-Covid new normal.
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When it opened at the National Theatre nearly 10 years ago, One Man, Two Guvnors was rightly roundly praised as a comic masterpiece, and in this Norwich revival it has lost none of its sparkle.
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