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14 April 2024
SOUP Promo are excited to serve up a night of all things ARTS! Are you Hungry for Music, Burlesque, Drag, Theatre, comedy, creative arts and much more.. Are you ready to open a can of creativity?
6 April 2024
Liv returns to the Norwich Arts Centre with an extra special night in support of Norwich’s transgender community.
3 April 2024
As the iconic 1931 film Frankenstein plays silently in the background, a lone creature stands on stage to perform the live score. From deep inside a frankly ridiculous costume, they attempt the impossible task of delivering the entire soundtrack using just one voice. Dialogue, sound effects, music, everything.
27 March 2024
From the varied styles of vocal delivery, which range from gentle and restrained to blood-curdling and raw, to the tasteful incorporation of voice notes, samples, animal noises and miscellaneous objects used in unconventional ways; Goat Girl’s innovative use of their surroundings results in a sonic world that belongs to them alone.
2 April 2024 - 14 April 2024
From the 2nd -14th April, giant ROARR! Top Trump cards will be hidden around the Park, featuring fun facts about ROARR! Find out who the Park’s Dino Hunter is related to and what Titan the T-Rex gets up to when the Park is closed.
21 June 2024
Get a taste for the history of Norwich pubs on this guided walking tour with Norwich tour guide, Paul Dickson. The tour starts outside the Maids Head Hotel in Tombland.
25 May 2024
Families are invited to enjoy a free day of crafts, games and activities based on the Easter story. There will be five places to visit around the Cathedral which each pick up on a different theme of the Easter message and have a story scene and linked activities. There will also be a reflection zone and a trail.
23 March 2024
Join Norwich Cathedral Choir, Norwich Baroque and a cast of internationally acclaimed soloists as they perform Bach’s monumental setting of the Passion according to St John.
4 July 2024 - 5 July 2024
One of Shakespeare’s greatest plays will be performed in Norwich Cathedral’s Cloister this summer as Hamlet takes to the stage for this year’s Shakespeare Festival.
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