Master storyteller Danny Robins brings his supernatural podcast to the stage in this touring production focused on things that go bump in the night.
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“There isn’t a message, so don’t go looking for one” we are warned near the beginning of this stage adaptation of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s story.
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Regarded as one of the classic musicals of all time, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s The King and I is a much loved show, both for its on stage productions and the multi-Oscar winning film starring Yul Brynner.
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It’s been a decade since Michael Frayn’s farce within a farce has graced the Norwich Theatre Royal stage and it’s a long overdue revival.
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Norwich was the final stop for the first UK tour by the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine in more than 20 years, in a night that indelibly mixed music and politics.
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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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A simple cough can be a very powerful thing: just two years ago it could have been life-threatening. A little over a decade ago it possibly meant winning one million pounds.
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This five-piece dance composition is inspired by the Zimbabwean upbringing of director and choreographer Bawren Tavaziva.
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I don’t think I’ve ever heard a louder audience roar at Norwich Theatre Royal than for The Full Monty.
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Two very different but equally captivating performances makes up this touring showcase from the Ballet Black dance company.
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George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel is brought disturbingly and vividly to life in this stunning Sewell Barn production.
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Theatre is often a game of two halves – and this rumbunctious political satire is certainly that.
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This award-winning modern spooky drama is chilling and entertaining, with some clever twists on traditional theatre jump scares and a smart underlying story.
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More than half a century on from its debut this satire of war still has power to shock – and more unnervingly, entertain.
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For a story centred on the philosophy of religion, Life of Pi is surprisingly high on laughs and spectacle.
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