Looking for an unforgettable experience? The latest shows going on sale are bursting with big names, amazing talent and thrilling performances. Whether you are craving side-splitting comedy, captivating ballet, or something new, your next great night out starts at Norwich Theatre.
Norwich Theatre is bringing you some fantastic names you won’t want to miss. At Norwich Theatre Royal, join England’s greatest fast bowler, Jimmy Anderson (14 Feb 27). Completing the line-up is The Great British Sewing Bee host Patrick Grant (7 Mar 27), who takes you behind the scenes for an insider’s look at the famous workroom.
If a laugh is what you are after, look no further than the array of comedians coming your way. Susan Calman (28 Feb 27) makes her way to Norwich Theatre Royal with a show about cruising, driving tanks, cats, and getting older. Meanwhile, over at Norwich Theatre Playhouse, extra dates have been added for Rhys James (24 Feb 27) and Amy Gledhill (17 Mar 27). Also appearing at Norwich Theatre Playhouse is Sophie Duker (27 Feb 27), who dares to get sexy and political; Seann Walsh (11 Mar 27), exploring how hard life can be, Ted Hill (21 Mar 27), bringing 110% weirdness; and Pauline Eyre is ready to spill the Pimm’s on tennis gossip in Anyone For Tennis? (29 Mar 27).
Murder mystery fans, it is time to don your deerstalker for Murder She Didn’t Write (7 Jan 27). A classic murder mystery will be created on the spot in this ingenious improvised comedy. You, the audience, become the author as the cast act out your very own Agatha Christie-inspired masterpiece live on stage.
For dance lovers, we have Varna International Ballet performing The Nutcracker, Swan Lake, and Snow White (8 – 10 Feb 27) at Norwich Theatre Royal. If you prefer your choreography with a dash of madness, Meet the Hatter (13 Feb 27) leaps onto the Norwich Theatre Playhouse stage for a fantastical family show that blends powerful dance, mesmerising visuals, and captivating storytelling into an epic retelling of Lewis Carroll’s iconic character.
At Stage Two, catch Forget About Me (3 Oct 26), a show that weaves psychological illusions and memories of home, or perhaps double up with Copycat, a show about AI on the same day. In Development – The Garden (13 Oct 26) offers a different type of stage experience loosely based on the story of Adam and Eve, while the force is strong with A Star Wars Improv Show: The One-Man Made-Up Movie Parody (18 Oct 26). Finally, you can explore new and exciting work with Imperfect Storms (22 Oct 26) or find a romantic meet-cute in Crush (25 Oct 26).
