Theatre, Dance and Opera Events Listings
The Ripper Files
Sheringham Little Theatre
2 Station Road, Sheringham
- The Cemetery Club
By Ivan Menchell
Thursday 6 - Saturday 8 November at 7.30pm
Presented by The Sheringham Players
Three Jewish women meet once a month for tea before visiting their husband's graves. Ida is sweet tempered and ready to begin a new life, Lucille is a feisty woman who wants to have fun and Doris is priggish and judgmental, particularly when Sam, a butcher, enters the scene. He meets the women at the cemetery whilst visiting his wife's grave. Doris and Lucille squash the budding romance between Sam and Ida. They become guilt stricken however when this nearly breaks Ida's heart.This play is a touching study of life after bereavement and explores the complexities of friendship in difficult times with humour and dignity.
Tickets £8.00 (first night £7.50)
- Dracula's Guest
Saturday 15 November at 7.30pm
Presented by Rumpus Theatre Company
A magnificent slice of Gothic horror based on Bram Stoker's wickedest creation A young woman is invited to a party - at a house she's never visited ... and with a host she's never met! From the company that brought you Bram Stoker's The Judge's House! and hot on the heels of The Ripper Files! in Autumn 2007, Dracula's Guest! is the latest spine-tingler in a long line of Rumpus chillers. Featuring the most famous of all Gothic horror creations, Dracula's Guest! offers further proof that "Rumpus know better than many how to please an audience" (Times) HE'S AWAKE ... AND HE'S HUNGRY ... DON'T MISS THE PARTY!
Tickets £12.50
- The Magic Lozenge
Friday 28 - Saturday 29 November at 7.30pm
Presented by The Sheringham Savoyards
Sheringham hosts a world premiere! The Magic Lozenge is a light-hearted story of dark secrets and private passions, to the accompaniment of evocative new music infused with tantalizing echoes of Gilbert and Sullivan favourites. Mocking modern society's craze for a quick fix, this musical play, written by two members of The Sheringham Savoyards, is about a group of friends who hope for life-changing effects from a so-called magic lozenge. However the magic is found only in the power of belief, and the knock-on effects of the 'little orange sweetie' change the lives of some of these friends for ever.
Tickets £8.00
- A Kipper Country Christmas
Sunday 7 December 7.30pm
Presented by Sid Kipper
For your delight Sid Kipper, icon and iconoclast, pulls out the plums of his Yuletide repertoire, sticks bits of holly on them, drenches them in brandy and sets them ablaze. By their light he looks back at rural winters when snowflakes glistened, frosty winds made moan, and it really was deep and crisp and even. "It was cold, but fair. Well, even the rich couldn't light a fire with a little boy up their chimney, could they?" Present times are not ignored and the show has tips for those new to rural life, culled from Sid's recent Channel 4 podcast series 'The Kipper Country Code'. This is sprinkled over seasonal songs, stories, rhymes and reason, with the odd musical instrument and - this being Christmas - nuts. "Nuts are very important at Christmas - along with stockings, crackers, breast, legs and stuffing. Without them mother wouldn't know what to talk about." Along the way Carol is sung, Belle's told, and Sherry is trifled with. There's turkey talked, pies minced, and sausages rolled. In short, Yule is comprehensively logged in a thoroughly entertaining fashion
Tickets £9.00
Pantomime
- Peter Pan
Saturday 6th December to Saturday 3rd January
It's pantomime time again at the Little Theatre and this year promises to be the best ever. After last year's 'sell out' production of Snow White, PDM Entertainments are presenting Peter Pan, the biggest, most spectacular pantomime there is. Join us for a fabulous 'Flight' with Peter Pan to 'Never Neverland' - meet Pirates, Lost Boys, Mermaids and Indians, then sit scared as you meet the evil 'Captain Hook'. Come with us on a swashbuckling adventure. A show with something for everyone: music, dancing, comedy and slapstick. A truly 'traditional' pantomime - an ideal treat for all the family. Get into the festive spirit with the 'Little Boy who never grew up'. Peter Pan is sure to be a sell out, so book early……..
Ticket information:
- Full price £13.50
- Under 16s £9
- Family Ticket £42 (2 adults and 2 children)
- Schools £6.50 (1 teacher free with every 10 children)
Performances on 20/12; 24/12; 26-31/12 and 3/1/9:
- Full price £14.50
- Under 16s £10
- Family Ticket £47 (2 adults and 2 children)
Tickets : £12.50 full/£9.50 matinees/£8 under 18s/first nights £1 off full price (unless otherwise stated)
Discounts for group bookings (10 or more) and season ticket holders
Evenings 8pm, matinees (on selected dates only) 2.30pm
Entertainment at The Hub
Keep an eye on the website for developments
Contact The Box Office 01263 822347
On-street parking
Level entrance
Induction loop
30 internal steps in auditorium
Wheelchair accessible WC
Wheelchairs by prior arrangement
Pavilion Theatre
Cromer Pier
Cromer NR27 9HE
- Christmas Seaside Special
A mix of music, comedy, song and dance with a seasonal twist
5-27 December
Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun at 2.30pm and 7.30pm; Mon/Tue at 1.30pm and 5.30pm
No show Thursday
Tickets £7.50 children; £15.50 adults; £43 families
Box Office 01263 512495
boxoffice@thecromerpier.com
http://www.cromer-pier.com/
Designated disabled parking at bottom of Melbourne Slope
Parking at NNDC pay & display car parks in town
Wheelchair accessible WC in foyer
Hearing assistance system
Ramp to pier entrance and wheelchair access to restaurant, shop, bar and theatre
Sheringham High School, Holt Road, Sheringham NR26 8EB
Performed by Oxfordshire Touring Theatre
North Walsham Community Centre, New Road, North Walsham
Presented by The North Walsham Players
- Robinson Crusoe
Friday 27 Feb at 7.30pm and Sun 1 March at 2.30pm
Action packed panto with songs and audience participation
Tickets £4 adults/£2 children
Contact Colin Jeary 01692 402116
Parking on site (pay & display) with designated disabled parking
Level entrance
Induction loop
Wheelchair accessible WC
Truckstop
Granary Theatre
Staithe Street, Wells-next-the-Sea NR23 1AN
- Talking Heads
Broad Horizons perform three of Alan Bennett's cameos
Saturday 8 November 7.30pm
- The Kingfisher
Saturday 6 December
The Library Theatre in romantic comedy by William Douglas Home
Tickets £8/£7 for Friends of the Granary
Contact Pat Bannister 01328 710193
Parking on site
Standard WC
One small step at entrance
Raked auditorium
Parking on site (gravel surface)
Standard WC
One step at entrance
St Andrew's Methodist Church,
Cromer Road, Sheringham
Keep an eye on the website for developments
Parking on site
Level entrance
Wheelchair accessible WC
Blakeney Village Hall
Langham Road, Blakeney
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Stalham High School
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Theatre at Mannington and Wolterton
At Mannington Hall, near Saxthorpe
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At Wolterton Park, Erpingham NR11 7LY
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Contact Laurel Walpole 01263 584175 or 768444
laurelwalpole@manningtongardens.co.uk
Parking on site
Wheelchair accessible WC
Level/ramped entrance
Kings Lynn Art Centre
Box Office on 01553 764864
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Maddermarket Theatre
St Johns Alley, Norwich NR2 1DR
Box Office 01603 620917
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Auden Theatre
Gresham's School, Holt
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An Evening with Shining Lights and Friends
Bure Valley Junior School, Hungate Street, Aylsham
Fri 21 and Sat 22 Nov at 7.30pm
Family cabaret evening of music and drama
Contact Katie Maidment 01263 577784
www.shininglightsyoungperformers.com
On-street and parking on site
Designated disabled parking
Standard WC with limited wheelchair access
Ramped approach to entrance with one step
CAE Presents Under Milkwood
North Walsham Community Centre
North Walsham Dance Hafla
An evening of Egyptian (belly) dancing and music
New Road, North Walsham NR28 9DE
Sunday 16 November 5-10pm
Tickets £8 early bird/£9 after 20 October
Contact Jane Barrett 01692 409930
Parking on site
Designated disabled parking
Wheelchair accessible WC
Ramped approach to entrance
This page was last updated on 05 November 2008.