Norwich Eye reviews We Will Stand
Richard Brook as Meredith Blower and Caitlin Woolrich as Esme – photo © Julian Swainson No...
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Norwich Eye reviews At The Turning Of The Tide (again)
Russell J Turner and Alison Musgrove on the wherry – photo from Crude Apache Crude...
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Norwich Eye reviews At The Turning Of The Tide
Crude Apache Theatre are one of the features of Norwich life that make it such a joy to live...
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At the Turning of the Tide – the latest from Crude Apache is on tour now
Crude Apache present ‘At the Turning of the Tide’, a high energy show full of music,...
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Norwich Eye reviews Relatively Speaking at The Maddermarket
Teresa Baron as Ginny and Rohan Gotobed as Greg – photos © Sean Owen Jo Edye...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews The Transports by Crude Apache
The cast of The Transports – photos © The Eye Snapper The folk ballad opera ‘The Transports’ is widely considered to be the finest work of its creator the late Peter Bellamy. The first ever production in Norwich Castle...
Read MoreThe Transports – Norfolk’s Folk Opera
After the massive success of their production in Dragon Hall in 2013, Norwich’s Crude Apache Theatre company are proud to announce a new, outdoor touring production of Peter Bellamy’s legendary folk-opera The Transports – in the...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Crude Apache in ‘Magnificence’
photos ©Robert Eke The Shoe Factory Social Club is the name given to a bit of semi derelict industrial space on St Mary’s Plain in Norwich that amongst other things was once the home of a business known as Hymns Ancient and...
Read MoreCrude Apache Theatre Company to present “Magnificence” at the Shoe Factory
Crude Apache Theatre Company are to present Howard Brenton’s 1973 play “Magnificence” at the Shoe Factory Social Club, St Mary’s Works, Norwich. This promises to be a radical new revival of Howard Brenton’s...
Read MoreRichard III by Crude Apache – an unmissable triumph
Russell Turner as Richard III – photo supplied Shakespeare’s dark tale of the last Plantagenet king of England is a complex work, and the Bard’s second longest play after Hamlet. It is a bold challenge for any theatre...
Read MoreNorfolk theatre company to donate profits to homeless charity
Russell Turner as Richard lll in Crude Apache’s new production – photo supplied A Norfolk based theatre company is to donate a percentage of the profits from their latest production to the homeless after its actors...
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