Digital Stage

Why don't we talk about it? Fehinti Balogun asks this urgent question and offers an invitation in Can I Live?, a vital new digital performance about the climate catastrophe, sharing his personal journey into the biggest challenge of our times.

Winston visits Dermot’s grave each year on his old friend’s birthday. Tending the plot, he reminisces, and Winston is sure Dermot responds, the vividity of their shared memories seemingly overcoming death itself.

Welcome to our podcast corner! In this episode, Stephen Crocker interviews Audrey Brisson and Iain Farrington about The Land of Might-Have-Been, a brand new musical produced by Norwich Theatre and Buxton International Festival.

As always, we'll also introduce you to a member of our team at the Norwich theatre - Dec Matwij, our Head of AV.

In this episode, Stephen Crocker welcomes Sir Matthew Bourne to our podcast corner where they discuss dance, touring, and all things performance. As always, we will also introduce you to a member of the Norwich Theatre team, our Head of Facilities and Sustainability, Martyn Herbert.

Suzi Ruffell and Tara Claxton chat to Stephen about their personal stories and experiences in the industry.

To celebrate World Theatre Day, we welcomed legendary Showman, Derren Brown to Podcast Corner at the Playhouse to talk about making theatre, happiness and touring.

Mental Health campaigner and former MP, Sir Norman Lamb joins us in Podcast Corner at the Playhouse to talk about children’s mental health and the role creativity can play.

The power of stories is the theme for Norwich Theatre’s second podcast episode.

Joe Tracini speaks with Stephen about his award-winning panto roles, his Sunday Times bestselling book, mental health and why we all need panto at this time of year.

Local poet Piers Harrison-Reid has been commissioned by Norwich Theatre to write The Passions of Pandemic, four performance poems exploring how the COVID-19 lockdowns affected our passion and creativity.

Local poet Piers Harrison-Reid has been commissioned by Norwich Theatre to write The Passions of Pandemic, four performance poems exploring how the COVID-19 lockdowns affected our passion and creativity.

Local poet Piers Harrison-Reid has been commissioned by Norwich Theatre to write The Passions of Pandemic, four performance poems exploring how the COVID-19 lockdowns affected our passion and creativity.

Local poet Piers Harrison-Reid has been commissioned by Norwich Theatre to write The Passions of Pandemic, four performance poems exploring how the COVID-19 lockdowns affected our passion and creativity.

Our guests chat to Stephen about the importance of drag culture and the impact it has made on society.