Music

A night of live jazz with Jack Clarke Jazzman at the Lord Nelson, Burnham Thorpe. Book your table to join us for dinner via our website.

Returning to Norwich Theatre Playhouse due to popular demand! Howl with the Hounds of Love and dance on the moors with Wuthering Heights! She’s not there – but you are. Whether you’ve been a fan for decades or recently joined the shoal via the ‘Stranger Things’ phenomenon, there has never been a better time to […]

Don’t Think Twice, book your return ticket down Highway 61 past Maggie’s Farm and across Positively 4th Street. Destination, the 1960s of course, where “Bob” and “The Band” await with their thrillingly authentic celebration of the music of Mr Bob Dylan. Feast on an array of tasty aural delights including Like A Rolling Stone, Subterranean […]

The Lowestoft Longshoremen singing traditional and new sea shanties and sea songs. Their performances often include audience participation and a focus on maritime themes. Join us in our warm and welcoming church for a concert with afternoon tea served in the interval.

‘Don’t Dilly Dally’ and book tickets for an afternoon of songs and laughter, as we bring the UK’s best Music Hall acts to Norwich for a unique and entertaining show, accompanied by special guests to be announced. Jump onto your ‘Bicycle Made for Two’ and ‘Let’s All Go Down The Strand’ to the ‘Old Bull […]

After a sell-out performance of Nosferatu in 2024, Minima returns to Norwich Film Festival at the Playhouse to celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Phantom of the Opera (1925), accompanying the film with an electrifying original live score. Beneath the sewers of the Paris Opera House dwells a masked figure. He is the Phantom, a […]

Step inside the extraordinary story of one of rock’s most legendary bands with John Illsley, founding member and long-time bass player of Dire Straits. In this intimate and entertaining evening, John will reflect on his life in music – from the early days of the band, to global superstardom, to the wild ride that followed. […]

Zimbabwean born singer, musician and storyteller Anna Mudeka tells the remarkable life story of an iconic South African singer, songwriter and civil rights activist, Miriam Makeba; charting her rise from the townships of Johannesburg to global star, forced into exile for her stand against apartheid and marginalised for championing Black rights. Told in four character […]