The Trocks performance is engaging and has you on the edge of your seat with a smile on your face watching a symphony of perfectly timed mistakes.
One of the practitioners for the Creating Through Motherhood project, Rose Feather, discusses the importance of creative projects and assigning time to yourself during motherhood.
New ‘associate theatre’ relationship cements commitment from Norwich Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company to bring Shakespeare’s work and storytelling to the region.
We are celebrating a year of Café Royal, come and join us for the birthday cake!
Undisputedly one of the world’s most popular and contemporary musicals, its return signifies Norwich Theatre’s significant recovery.
As the summer holidays draw to a close, Norwich Theatre’s new autumn season of creative activities is about to begin. So, embrace the new season with creativity, with a whole host of activities to boost your wellbeing.
Limbik Theatre details their inspirations for Rebel Rabble.
Find out more about our Wise About Words project which embeds drama and storytelling in the classroom to explore the barriers to learning in eight primary schools in urban, rural and coastal locations in Norfolk.
Frantic Ignition is BACK! We’re joining forces with Frantic Assembly to bring Ignition to Norwich Theatre Stage Two.
Rob Ellis discusses his East Anglian inspirations and what it’s like to direct Time and Tide.
Dean Chisnall and Nic Greenshields explain what it feels to play such iconic roles and their favourite moments of the show.
Are you passionate about championing diverse leadership in the creative sector and beyond?
Watch our latest interview with the director of Jack and the Beanstalk, Chris Cuming to see how it was going and talk about all things panto.
Chelsea Halfpenny talks about being a geeky fan of the hit musical Waitress, touring the UK and believing in yourself.
Learn from the masters. CJ Webley and Archie Maddocks talk all things scriptwriting
Celebrating 25 years, The Nimmo Twins unleash their brand new show Holt? Who Goes There? on the citizens of Norfolk.
Norwich Theatre announces Norwich Theatre Beyond the theatre’s brand new fifth stage.
