Norwich Eye reviews Luke Wright in Lowestoft
Luke Wright in Lowestoft – photo © Martin Figura The Marina Theatre in Lowestoft is a little...
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Luke gives us a lockdown tonic – a Norwich Eye review
Luke Wright on the Interlude stage – photo © Norwich Eye It has been a long time, too...
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Norwich Eye reviews A Taste Of Honey
Gemma Dobson, Tom Varey and Jodie Prenger – photo Marc Brenner Writer Shelagh Delaney wrote...
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Festival Highlight: Norwich Eye reviews Las Maravillas de Mali
Early in the 1960s a remarkable co-operation brought together musicians from Mali and Cuba who...
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Norwich Eye reviews Luke Wright, Poet Laureate
Luke Wright is a performer who sums up his country better than most today. He is a conflation of...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Sweet Charity
The UEA Drama Society have provided me with some entertaining moments and innovative new works in the shows that I have reviewed, but their latest production is more ambitious in terms of scale while being more conventional in...
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Norwich Eye reviews My First Circus
Norwich is enjoying many circus events in the year that marks the 250th anniversary of...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Grease
The long hot summer we are currently experiencing is the perfect setting for the perennial American favourite Grease, currently on stage at Norwich Theatre Royal presented by their large and talented Youth Company. Few...
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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...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Quality Street at the Maddermarket Theatre
Phoebe Throssel (Emma Stephenson) and Susan (Daisy Watts) The Maddermarket Theatre is one of the hidden gems of Norwich accessible only through a narrow footway or a gateway under a Medieval church. It is home to...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Laughing Mirror Theatre Company
Laughing Mirror Theatre Company is a relatively new young ensemble formed in 2017 by Chad Porter and based in Norwich and Lancaster. They create dynamic new comedic theatre that does indeed turn a mirror on some of the more...
Read MoreNorwich Eye reviews Love From A Stranger
Cecily and Bruce (Helen Bradbury and Sam Frenchum) get to grips with each other – photo supplied I have always struggled with the works of Agatha Christie. While undoubtedly popular – populist, even –...
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