The unique setting of the Sewell Barn theatre, complete with gorgeous design choices, placed this adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic in strong ground before the lights even went down. Director Sabrina Poole has once again brought cohesion and creativity to the design of her shows, this time using temporal set and sound design to […]
Three doors, two plastic chairs and a tricycle decorate the stage. A simple set-up for some of the most dynamic and challenging characters and relationships, handled incredibly by Director Tom Scudamore, topped with a healthy dose of comedy and slick set and costume design. Beautiful…
How do you retell a tale told so often at this time of year, by a multitude of different theatres across the country, full of tired stereotypes and a confusing ensemble? With skill, grace, and humour, answers the Norwich Players; their new production of Treasure…
Sheridan’s play is ridiculous. It squeezes every inch of supposed morality out of its most likeable characters in an utterly comical and fairly frustrating turn of events. It circles round eighteenth century society gossip and deception, leaving no character untouched in its path. The Norwich…
This latest production of The House of Bernarda Alba explores all the major themes of Lorca’s original play with nuance and charm, whilst using modern technological elements to underscore the drama, achieving a version that is all too poignant in today’s day and age. The…