From stand-up comedians to sensational ballet, the latest line-up of shows has been announced for Norwich Theatre.
Norwich Theatre encompasses the Theatre Royal, Playhouse and Stage Two in the city and there is something for everyone.
Tickets are already on sale for Gold Friends, Supporters and Corporate Members and will be available for Best Friends and Friends on April 26 and on general sale on April 28.
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NORWICH THEATRE ROYAL
Jack Whitehall: Settle Down | Jun 2 2023
This is his most personal show yet, with plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in his life. It is about his struggle to settle down gracefully.
Someone Like You - Adele Songbook | October 8 2023
Someone Like You is a live concert featuring stunning vocals, a super-talented band and an incredible repertoire of Adele hits.
Fireman Sam is coming to Norwich (Image: Norwich Theatre Royal)
Fireman Sam | October 15 2023
When all of his friends go away, Norman Price decides to find adventure in Pontypandy and become the star of a visiting circus.
Miloš Karadaglic and Arcangelo Ensemble | January 14 2024
In partnership with the Arcangelo Ensemble, conducted by Johnny Cohen, audiences will be treated to a celebration of Baroque masterpieces.
And Then There Were None | January 30 – February 3 2024
Don’t miss Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, where ten strangers are lured to a solitary mansion off the coast of Devon.
Tom Allen is coming to Norwich (Image: Supplied by Norwich Theatre)
Tom Allen – February 7 2024
Tom Allen has finally moved out of his parents' house, which has been great news for him and better news for department stores.
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Varna International Ballet - Sleeping Beauty | February 8 2024
This is the classic story of love and innocence, mystery and magic set to Tchaikovsky's sublime score.
Varna International Ballet – Swan Lake | February 9 2024
The greatest romantic ballet of all time is brought to life by Tchaikovsky's haunting and unforgettable score.
The Nutcracker ballet will be performed at the Theatre Royal (Image: Supplied by Norwich Theatre)
Varna International Ballet – The Nutcracker | February 10 2024
This most famous fantasy ballet for all the family begins as night falls on Christmas Eve.
Czech National Symphony Orchestra | May 19 2024
The Czech National Symphony Orchestra will wow Norwich audiences.
NORWICH THEATRE PLAYHOUSE
Turnstyle 2023 | July 13 2023
An evening of dance performed by The Garage's participation dance companies.
Oh What a Lovely War! | September 25 – 27 2023
More than a century from the Armistice, Oh What a Lovely War remains a classic of the modern theatre and a powerful reminder of the atrocities of war.
Jordan Gray: Is It A Bird? | October 1 2023
Jordan Gray returns to take on babies, bigots and Batman.
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Kieran Hodgson: Big In Scotland | October 18 2023
Kieran Hodgson moved to Scotland in 2020 - now he's travelling around the UK to tell you how it is working out.
The Amazing Bubble Man will be at the Playhouse (Image: Supplied by Norwich Theatre)
The Amazing Bubble Man | October 23 2023
Louis Pearl explores the breathtaking dynamics of bubbles, combining comedy and artistry.
Tom Stade | January 28 2024
Tom will be toying with the complexities of our ever-changing world.
NORWICH THEATRE STAGE TWO
Queer Folio: A Scratch Night | May 28 2023
You are invited to a super sassy sharing of new work by a team of LGBTQ+ artists.
The Puddle at the End of the World | September 23 2023
Jamie and her Nanna's home has disappeared under rising sea levels – join them on an exhilarating adventure.
Andrew Bird: Taken Seriously | October 27 2023
Everything is taken so seriously now. It is up to Andrew to point out how ridiculous it all is.
To book call 01603 630000 or visit norwichtheatre.org
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