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9th July 2025
Sheringham 1940s Weekend © Gareth Gabriel, www.garethgabriel.com
Diaries at the ready! Here’s our guide to some of the leading cultural events and activities taking place in Norfolk in 2025
July
Now until 27 July: Revelation: Four Centuries of Museum Exhibitions
Chequer House Gallery on King Street in King’s Lynn is playing host to this year’s King’s Lynn Festival free exhibition. The subject is the development of collections and museums for public display, from natural science in the 17th century to the British Museum from the 18th, and later all the other specialist national museums. It provides insight into great past disputes, including Darwin’s theory and Sunday opening.
www.chequer-house.com; www.kingslynnfestival.org.uk
Now until 3 August: Sainsbury Centre, Norwich
The Centre continues its series of investigative exhibitions which examines: ‘Can the Seas Survive Us?’ Featuring contemporary art, historical paintings, ancient atlases and maps from across the globe, the three concurrent exhibitions include A World of Water which brings together works by British and international artists from the last 250 years including Maggi Hambling and George Vincent, while Darwin in Paradise Camp sees the British premiere of Yuki Kihara, who is of Samoan and Japanese descent, and Sea Inside is a mixed media exhibition looking at humanity’s interconnections, interrelationships and immersion in oceans.
Now until 30 August: GoGoSafari
The GoGoSafari art trail comprises more than 50 magnificent animal sculptures thoughtfully decorated by local and national artists.
The event is raising funds for local charity Break, which supports children and young people in, around and leaving care. There are rhinos, lions, giraffes, gorillas and elephants, each representing a different aspect of Break’s work.
Much of the action is in Norwich, but there’s a herd of splendid sculptures on our patch – ‘The County Five’ taking you to Reepham and Whitwell Station, Reepham, Jarrolds Letheringsett, Holkham Hall and Sunny Honey the gorilla in Hunstanton, pictured.
Pick up a trail map (£1) at Safari HQ at The Forum in Norwich, from select Break shops or Jarrolds book department or download the app for £1.99, complete with competitions and more, you’re good to go.
Now until 20 September: Cromer Pier Show
The annual summer variety show bursts into life on 28 June and runs until 20 September. It brings a touch of the West End to the seaside with a packed programme of magic, comedy, dancing, singing and general mayhem! It’s a terrific family show and spiced up with great special effects including the eight-metre video wall. The host is Ben Nickless, pictured, who excels at keeping everything on track, while the specialist act is Duo Douell who promise thrilling stunts! You can read our review here
Now until 28 September: Houghton Hall
Houghton is hosting the largest ever retrospective of acclaimed British sculptor Stephen Cox. Running until 28 September, ‘Stephen Cox: Myth’ features around 20 sculptures in marble and stone across the landscape and in the house’s Stone Hall, along with smaller works in the State Rooms. Spanning more than 40 years, the exhibition includes work conceived and produced all over the world. Open select dates, Houghton Hall is one of the country’s finest examples of the Palladian style and is renowned for its annual contemporary art exhibitions. It also boasts a permanent world-class outdoor sculpture collection, including the immersive ‘Skyspace: Seldom Seen’ by James Turrell. Read more about Houghton here
All summer long…
From world-famous artworks in Cromer to a lesson in maritime history in Wells-next-the-Sea, these events run through the duration of the season, so no need to worry you’ve missed the boat, says Harriet Cooper. Click here for the lowdown
Now until 7 December: ‘Sea State’ an exhibition of new work by Maggi Hambling and Ro Robertson at Wolterton Hall
This 18th century Palladian hall is open to the public for the first time in a generation, with its inaugural Arts & Culture Programme. Expect a contemporary art exhibition – ‘Sea State’ – a site-specific show featuring the work of Maggi Hambling and Ro Robertson; an artist residency for Dutch artist collective De Onkruidenier in collaboration with the Sainsbury Centre, as part of the latter’s Can the Seas Survive Us? season. Wolterton is also hosting the Norwich-based Clay Research Group, a collective of artists, lecturers, potters, and researchers dedicated to exploring locally sourced ceramic materials. Both groups will create new artworks from materials found onsite. Alongside enjoy visiting the house (there’s a Breadsource café in the library) and grounds, plus workshops, musical and theatrical events over the summer. Read more about Wolterton here
Now until 13 July: Five Churches Festival
Glaven Valley churches are taking part in the annual Five Churches Festival, curated by pianist Brenda Blewett and Chaos Collective, a Norfolk-based string quartet. Wiveton Church hosts the launch with the duo of Lotte Betts-Dean (mezzo-soprano) and Dimitris Soukaras (guitar), both pictured, whose programme Time Stands Still fuses the music of John Dowland and Nick Drake as well as other goodies. Other acts appearing in the festival include the Chris Cooper Trio, cellist Robert Cohen, legendary jazz singer Barbar Gough, and the London Central Brass Quintet.
Now until 3 August: Wighton25 Site/Sight exhibition
All Saints Church Wighton is again the venue for the North Norfolk Exhibition Project’s Summer Exhibition of Contemporary Art. ‘Wighton25 Site/Sight’ features new work by more than 40 artists with a connection to Norfolk responding to locations significant to them, including Susan Vaughan-Williams and Anna-Lise Horsley.
Now until 7 September: Summer programme at Maritime Heritage Centre, Stiffkey
Rescue Wooden Boats are playing host to a series of monthly events this summer from talks and workshops, to demonstrations, all with some link to North Norfolk’s maritime heritage. 20 July: ‘Life on the Edge – important objects on Norfolk’s coast and their historical importance’ talk by Dr John A Davies, archaeologist and former Chief Curator of Norfolk Museums; 17 August: ‘Inshore fishing North Norfolk Coast’ – local history researchers Dr Robin and Linda West illustrate their talk with film clips from the 1960s -1990s; 24 August: ‘Knots and more’: knot maestro Andy McBride holds a drop-in demonstration and workshop; 7 September: ‘Sunsets Sea and seagulls’ – intensive felt making workshop for adults with Connie Flynn.
Now until 14 September: Summer Circus & Water Spectacular
If you’ve never seen the summer show at the Hippodrome, Great Yarmouth, then you’re in for a treat. Running from 9 July to 14 September, the annual Summer Circus & Water Spectacular, hosted by Jack Jay and Johnny Mac, offers the best international circus acts including trapeze artists, acrobatics, slapstick comics, and, of course, the amazing water routines.
12 July: Sense and Sensibility
It’s the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, and Dot Productions presents one of her classics, Sense and Sensibility at Wells Maltings on 12 July. Five actors take part in the two and a half hour show which explores that old debate of head versus heart as the two sisters, Elinor and Marianne, look for love in Regency England.
13 July: Vanity Fair
Moving Parts Theare Company is bringing its brand-new adaptation of Thackeray’s novel Vanity Fair to the ruins of Creake Abbey on 13 July, transporting audiences to a world of Regency salons and ballrooms, and the battlefield of Waterloo. With stunning costumes and original score of live music, this alfresco production is one not to miss. The open-air show is also coming to Norwich Plantation Garden on 11 July, Stow Hall Gardens on 12 July, Hindringham Hall on 25 July and Hoveton Hall on 26 July.
Pictured: Becky Sharp from Moving Parts Theatre Company’s Vanity Fair © www.jasonharris.co.uk
13 to 26 July: King’s Lynn Festival
This is the 74th King’s Lynn Festival; the programme is stellar including a performance by Black Dyke Band, a brass band dating to 1855, Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, violinist Rachel Podger, and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Keep your ears open for ‘King’s Lynn Calling’, a new audio trail around the town.
14 to 19 July: Chicago
Strictly sensation Janette Manrara takes on her first acting role as Roxie Hart in the dynamic musical Chicago, coming to Norwich Theatre Royal from 14 to 19 July. It’s packed with terrific songs such as Razzle Dazzle and All That Jazz but we all just want to see Janette dance! The legendary Bob Fosse’s choreography is dazzling.
19 July: Sheringham and Cromer Choral Society
Sheringham and Cromer Choral Society’s July concert at Cromer Parish Church is titled ‘With the Voice of Joy and Praise’. Featuring soloist Alice Platten, twice finalist in BBC Young Chorister of the Year, expect a programme of uplifting European anthems including Hear My Prayer by Mendelssohn and Five Childhood Lyrics by Rutter. 7pm.
www.sheringhamandcromerchoral.org.uk
19 July: Shackleton Trio
Head to the Brick Barn at Deepdale Camping & Rooms at Burnham Deepdale for an evening of original and traditional folk music on 19 July with Norfolk’s The Shackleton Trio and Adam Clark, combining mandolin, fiddle, guitar and banjo. India Electric Co., supported by Norwich folk duo Christina Alden and Alex Patterson, will perform at the venue on 27 September.
19 July to 6 September: Concerts at St Mary’s, Houghton-on-the-Hill
Hidden down a bridleway, St Mary’s Church at Houghton-on-the-Hill near Swaffham hosts a series of concerts to raise funds for its care and upkeep. High Summer’s programme includes soprano Joanne McGahon performing on 19 July, classical guitarist Estevão Devides on 10 August, cellist Leo Popplewell on 16 August, violist Mathew Lee on 24 August and The Pot of Gold Shanty Crew on 6 September.
19 July to 13 September: Binham Priory summer concerts
Binham Priory’s annual summer concert series kicks off on 19 July, with a performance by Norwich Baroque, followed on 9 August by classical guitarist Xuefei Yang, who’ll take the audience on a musical journey across the globe. 30 August brings ‘Airs and Dances – ancient and modern’, a reunion concert by Guildhall Strings and a return to their North Norfolk roots – this classical group formed at Gunthorpe Hall in 1981. The series continues with trombone quartet Bone-afide on 6 September and North Sea Voices and Ely Collegium, conducted by Dr Susannah Self on 13 September, performing Vivaldi’s ‘Gloria’ and Self’s composition ‘Stabat Mater’.
19 July until 22 October: ‘Inspired by Nature: Mary, Maria, Marianne’, Blickling
This installation by Rebecca Stevenson in Blickling’s Upper Ante will feature three busts depicting imagined portraits of artists and botanists Mary Delany (1700-1788), Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) and Marianne North (1830-1890). These three pioneers made important contributions to the world of science, recording plants and insects at a time when it was difficult for women to receive formal training in either art or science. The resin busts, with wax floral details referencing their work, will be on display along with Blickling’s copy of Maria Sibylla Merian’s book ‘Dissertation sur la generation et les transformations des insectes de Surinam’, 1726.
20 July: Activities and Open Day, Veterans Central West Raynham SHQ
This annual event at West Raynham SHQ supports the work of the Veterans Central charity and has a packed programme. Tour the Grade II RAF Station Headquarters and its three acres of gardens; see a flypast by the RAF’s Memorial Flight Lancaster and view various military-themed displays, from aircraft cockpits and military vehicles to memorabilia stalls. There will also be a craft, food and drink fair plus children’s activities, classic cars, military and local history museum displays and much more. Free entry, 10am to 4pm at West Raynham Business Park.
Facebook West Raynham SHQ – Veterans Central
20 July: Carmina Burana
King’s Lynn Festival Chorus will perform Orff’s sweeping cantata Carmina Burana at King’s Lynn Corn Exchange (a change of venue) at 4.30pm, for two pianos and percussion. Based on medieval poetry and opening with the iconic O Fortuna, the performance will be conducted by Ben Horden and feature guest artists.
www.kingslynnfestivalchorus.co.uk
22 and 23 July: Music In Country Churches concerts
La Serenissima, an ensemble specialising in the music of Italian Baroque, will play at St Mary the Virgin in Wiveton on 22 July. A scratch come-and-sing choir made up of MICC Friends, supporters and anyone who would like to join will perform Josef Haydn’s ‘Nelson’ Mass, at All Saints Burnham Thorpe, on 23 July, alongside local professional musicians. Fittingly, Nelson was baptised in this church and his father was vicar. There’ll be an afternoon workshop and rehearsal.
www.musicincountrychurches.org.uk
23 to 26 July: How to Win Against History, Norwich Theatre Playhouse
Catch this comedy musical before it heads off to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Henry Cyril Paget, the 5th Marquis of Anglesey, blew his family’s colossal fortune on diamond frocks and lilac-dyed poodles, causing a very Edwardian scandal. A true story about expectations, masculinity, privilege and failure on an epic scale.
23 July to early September: National Trust Summer of Play
The National Trust’s ‘Summer of Play’ is back, bringing a family-friendly festival atmosphere to more than 175 of its places, including Felbrigg, Morston Quay and Oxburgh in Norfolk. Running throughout the school summer holidays, select a venue and see what’s on offer. There will be much for little explorers enjoy at Blickling from 23 July to 2 September, such as self-led activities, with different ‘zones’ including nature, construction, sports (think hula hoops and parachutes) and art, or put on a show with fancy dress and a stage. Older children can test their skills at tennis, badminton and football. Head into the house for a botany and insects trail, inspired by Rebecca Stevenson’s sculptures which are on display in the Upper Ante. Be an artist and add to the growing installation artwork of flowers and insects extending down the Long Gallery. Summer of Play activities are included within standard admission and are free for National Trust members and under-fives.
25 July to 31 August (select dates): War of the Worlds
Local theatre company Strange Fascination will be bringing HG Wells’ popular sci-fi novel to life on their summer tour, with eight open-air performances across the region. Expect handmade puppets and high drama – in fact, it will be out of this world! Suitable for older children, the show runs for 75 minutes. Venues are Broadland Country Park (25 July), Ladybelt Country Park (26 July), The Dove Inn Alburgh (1 August), The Plantation Garden (2 August), West Stow Saxon Village (8 August), Hoveton Hall Estate (16 August), Firecrest Theatre, Brandon (23 August) and Whitlingham Country Park (31 August).
www.ticketsource.co.uk/strange-fascination-theatre
25 July to 7 September: Sunset Sessions, Fridays and Sundays, Cromer Pier
Cromer Pier’s Sunset Sessions are back every Friday evening from 25 July to 5 September with DJ Roy Kelly providing a soundtrack of Ibiza tunes and greatest hits. New for this summer are Chillout Sunset Sessions on the pier, on Sundays from 27 July to 7 September, with a mix of laid-back tunes. Both are free outdoor events.
26 July: Morston Music + Words Festival
New for 2025 is this brand-new mini festival, set in a village garden on the edge of the marshes and raising funds for Friends of Morston Church. Don’t miss Emma Bridgewater discussing ‘Morston, Me and Industry’, music from singer-songwriter Ben Brown, Norwich duo Briggs & Stark’s mix of Americana and indy folk sounds, an interview with artist and Tottering By Gently cartoonist Annie Tempest, and more.
www.friendsofmorstonchurch.org
26 July: A Complete Unknown (15)
New York, 1961. An enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota arrives with his guitar, destined to change the course of American music. He forges relationships with music icons of Greenwich Village on his meteoric rise, culminating in a groundbreaking and controversial performance that reverberates worldwide. This is the true story of the rise of Bob Dylan, one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history. Starring Timothée Chalamet and Ed Norton. Bookings via syderstonecinema_arvh@outlook.com. Amy Robsart Village Hall, Syderstone, 7.30pm; £4 on the door.
27 July: Pride and Prejudice
Templewood, a privately owned Palladian-style house near Cromer, is the venue for this charity performance, raising funds for Hospice Ethiopia UK. Actors will perform two 45-minute acts based on key parts of Jane Austen’s much-loved novel (it’s the 250th anniversary of her birth this year) and there’ll be period-appropriate live music, too.
August
1 to 3 August: Holt Bookshop
While there’s sadly no Holt Festival this year, Holt Bookshop is staging a big fifth birthday celebration. Owners Pam Horrocks and Keith Britten promise a long weekend of literature and music, with authors including Lucy Mangan, Marian Keyes, Nick Achesob and Ben Garrod taking part, plus afternoon tea with Erica James on the Friday afternoon.
Events will take place in Lion House Court, St Andrew’s Church and Holt Community Centre, the latter the venue for Sunday’s party night, with live music from NightTrain. As ever, the town’s galleries will be brimming with art and Holt Market takes place on the Sunday, too, so the town will be buzzing!
2 August: Classic Ibiza at Blickling
Bringing a little bit of the White Isle to us here in Norfolk, Classic Ibiza returns, for the 10th year, to entertain with cool sounds from Stephen Hussey’s 32-piece Urban Soul Orchestra, the London Community Gospel Choir and headline DJs. The Big C has been chosen as this year’s charity so hopes are running high for plenty of fundraising – look out for one of their shops at the site, for example.
6, 13, 20 and 27 August: The Great British Seaside Special Variety Show
The Great British Seaside Special Variety Show returns to the Princess Theatre, Hunstanton in August, with shows starting on 6 August and running every Wednesday until 27 August. They are performed at 3pm each week, with an extra 7pm show on 27 August. Expect a great mix of traditional variety acts including juggler Chris Marley, illusionist Michael Diamond and Ultra Vibrancy with their UV puppet spectacular. Bobby Dazzler is the host and look out for Dersingham-based Rollason Dance School stars!
7 August: Robin Hood
’Tis the season for theatre alfresco! Travelling theatre company, The Pantaloons will be back at Dalegate Market, Burnham Deepdale on 7 August with their take on the story of Robin Hood, with the Deepdale Orchard masquerading as Sherwood Forest for the evening! Expect slapstick, anachronisms, music and more. They return with their production of Hamlet on 23 August. Do check their website for shows at other venues.
7 to 10 August: Gone Wild Festival
After a very successful debut last year, Bear Grylls’ Gone Wild Festival returns to Holkham, promising much for all ages. Think wellness activities, survival skills sessions, inspirational speakers and so on. There’s also a decent music line-up which includes Blue, Lucy Spraggan, the Lightning Seeds and Clean Bandit. You can camp or glamp.
8 to 16 August: North Norfolk Music Festival
The North Norfolk Music Festival, now in its 20th year, sees a series of classical concerts in the beautiful setting of St Mary’s Church, South Creake. Soprano Rosa Feola, the Carducci String Quartet and Ensemble 360 are just some of the acts performing.
www.northnorfolkmusicfestival.com
8 August to 6 September: Sheringham Little Theatre’s summer rep
This is the 65th year that this theatre has hosted a summer season of drama, and it opens with Ding Dong, where two couples get caught up in a web of adultery, mistaken identity and plot twists (8-16 August). Next up is Ladies Day, which sees four fish filleters swap their overalls for posh frocks at the races (20-26 August). The programme will be rounded off with Alan Ayckbourn’s bittersweet comedy Absent Friends (28 August to 6 September).
www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com
9 August: Wild Arts Opera
Enjoy an evening of opera and musical hits from Wild Arts Opera at The Hangar at Barn Drift in Cley; from arias and scenes by Handel, Mozart and Rossini to the songs of Richard Rodgers, all woven into a new narrative, performed by four singers and a string quintet.
9 and 10 August: North Norfolk Arts & Crafts Summer Fair
Jarrolds Letheringsett (formerly Back to the Garden) plays host to this event which sees stalls from local artists and makers. Wares will include small batch soaps, textiles, jewellery, cyanotype prints, home fragrances and more. 10am to 4pm both days, free entry.
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12 to 16 August: Fiddler on the Roof, Norwich Theatre
Arguably one of the greatest musicals of all time, Fiddler on the Roof is coming to Norwich Theatre Royal with its score including favourites ‘Matchmaker’, ‘If I Were A Rich Man’, ‘Tradition’ and ‘Sunrise, Sunset’.
15 August: Mariah Carey
There’s a stellar line-up at Heritage Live’s outdoor concerts at Sandringham. Mariah Carey plus special guests Nile Rogers & Chic and Eternal will perform on 15 August. Stereophonics with Blossoms and Jake Bugg as support, take to the stage on 16 August while on 17 August, Michael Bublé performs his only UK date this year. Special guest acts are due to be released, too, and, for the first time, you can glamp.
17 August: Control Tower Stand Down
Edinburgh based cult-indie songwriter Dan Willson of Withered Hand will play a matinee performance in the Nissen Hut at The Control Tower of former RAF North Creake Airfield, one of their Control Tower Stand Down micro-gigs which will also see Seori Burnett and Neil Scott perform on 25 October.
19 to 21 September: 1940s weekend
With its classic vehicle displays, vintage music and dancing across the town, parades, period re-enactments, fashion, and more, Sheringham’s annual 1940s Weekend is one for the diary. Steam back to the 1940s with the North Norfolk Railway, too, with activities including historic displays, 1940s dance classes, and live music at their Sheringham, Holt and Weybourne stations.
www.experiencesheringham.com; www.nnrailway.co.uk
23 August: The Ultimate Pop Show
This family-friendly event is coming to the Princess Theatre in Hunstanton with the casts performing hits from artists including Taylor Swift, Girls Aloud, Ariana Grande, Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus, Beyonce, Justin Bieber, Little Mix and many more, with some fantastic dance routines. It’s a great first concert experience for children and teens, and there’s a ‘Meet & Greet’ the cast stars for an after-show photoshoot. The fun starts at 3pm.
25 August: Aylsham Show, Blickling Park, Aylsham
The Aylsham Show, attended by more than 18,000 people, once again takes place in the glorious setting of the National Trust’s Blickling Hall and offers a truly traditional agricultural show. Expect heavy horse displays, a children’s tug-of-war, stunt quads, falconry displays, a food market, flower competitions and more.
September/ October
12 to 21 September: Heritage Open Days
Heritage Open Days is England’s largest festival of history and culture, offering free access to participating heritage events and activities, including some places which aren’t normally open to the public. Norfolk highlights include a backstage tour of the Pavilion Theatre on Cromer Pier (14 September) and a tour of RNLI Happisburgh Lifeboat Station (14, 15, 18 and 21 September). And In Aylsham, the town’s Heritage Centre will host eight events, including two trails round the town which will run throughout the event.
16 September to 25 October: Hamilton
At Norwich Theatre Royal for a massive six weeks is Hamilton, the smash hit hip hop musical from Lin-Manuel Miranda. It is the first time the production has toured, and it tells the story of America’s Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, an immigrant from the West Indies who became George Washington’s right-hand man during the Revolutionary War and helped shape the very foundations of the America we know today.
26 September: Nik Kershaw – Musings and Lyrics
Enjoy an evening of songs, stories and silliness with singer-songwriter and instrumentalist Nik Kershaw at the Princess Theatre in Hunstanton, part of a nationwide tour coinciding with the release of Nik’s new book. He’ll be looking back over his career, which saw him explode onto the UK pop scene in 1984, have a string of global hits including ‘I Won’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me’, performing at Live Aid in 1985, and writing and producing, including penning Chesney Hawkes’ ‘The One and Only’ and collaborating with the likes of Elton John, Lulu and Gary Barlow. In 1998, Nik returned to performing and has been creating critically acclaimed albums ever since.
26 to 28 September: The King’s Lynn Literature Festival
King’s Lynn Town Hall is the venue for this annual festival, now in its 40th year. 2025’s event will see 17 well-known writers and poets gather, including Rachel Hore, DJ Taylor, Sir Anthony Seldon, Sophie Hannah, Sarah Perry, as well as the writing family Lisa St Aubin de Teran, son Alex Macbeth and daughter Iseult Teran.
Wide ranging topics will be discussed, think ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: 300 Years of British Prime Ministers’; ‘ ‘Living in an Age of Uncertainty’; ‘World War II and Literary Culture’; ‘Unusual Storytelling’; ‘Different Approaches to a Life’ plus the fascination of being part of ‘A Family of Writers. Find out more at kllitfests.com
www.kingslynncornexchange.co.uk
24 October: The Magic of The Beatles
This tribute to The Fab Four by UK-based band BEATLEMANIA is currently on a nationwide tour with its sensational cast performing hit after hit; from She Loves You, A Hard Day’s Night, Help!, I Feel Fine, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band to Hey Jude, Here Comes the Sun, Get Back, and many more.
November and December
8 November to 23 December: Thursford Christmas Spectacular
The biggest and brightest Christmas show in the region, the Thursford Christmas Spectacular attracts thousands of people from all over the country who simply love the full-on music and dancing extravaganza.
6 December to 4 January 2026: Aladdin
Wishing for some panto fun? Join Aladdin, Widow Twankey, Wishee Washee and the crew at the Princess Theatre in Hunstanton for a magical pantomime. Expect amazing dance routines, special effects, musical numbers, fun audience participation, and lots of laughs!
6 December to 4 January 2026: Cinderella
This year’s panto at Norwich Theatre Royal is Cinderella and promises all your favourite ingredients from a baddie to boo and hiss at to those naughty ugly sisters. It’s perfect all round family fun. Wicked Sisters, Anderella and Binderella, will be played by Norfolk’s Nimmo Twin, Owen Evans, and Norwich’s Kenny Moore from drag act The Squirrels, alongside Joe Tracini as Buttons. There will be a range of accessible performances, including captioned, audio described, BSL interpreted, relaxed, sensory adapted, and an over-15s performance.
Please check websites for full details, prices and all up to date information.
