We are probably here about once a month on average…read more I have yet to see a bad production here. The last two were Avenue Q and Goodnight, Mr Tom. It would have five stars if the prices for soft drinks, especially water, were more realistic.

From my visits here, Norwich Theatre Royal seems a decent theatre, moderately sized and with a nice…read moreatmosphere. The cafe and bar appear to be good quality, and the staff are courteous and helpful to all customers. There is a good variety of productions including comedy, drama and panto for all audiences.

Norwich Arts Centre is the kind of place that you can visit for no other reason than the ambience…read more As you walk in, the walls are full of band posters - most of whom you'll never have heard of - and the staff trotting about are all dressed in artsy hippie clothing. The foyer contains black leather chairs, which nicely compliment the bare brick walls of the building. Further inside, the concert room, bar, and upstairs lounge are all prominent and fantastic features. The drinks that the Arts Centre offers are displayed in handwritten, multi-coloured chalk behind the bar, which during the late afternoon is a good coffee place, and in the evening houses a bustling night life. Musicians gather from around the world most nights to perform at the Arts Centre. Locals will sometimes perform in the bar area, but most of the gigs happen in the seated concert room. The Arts Centre can boast stars such as Damien Rice and One Night Only during their very first tours, which is very impressive for such a small venue. A great place to grab a drink, meet with friends and hear some brilliant upcoming music.

Norwich Arts Centre is a really nice, intimate venue for live music. I've seen a couple of shows…read morehere and enjoyed them both. The acoustics are pretty good, and the sound technicians are normally good too. The place also has a bar/cafe with some nice drinks, and this makes it a good venue to meet up with friends, possibly before wandering further into the city.

The Maddermarket Theatre is a lovely local theatre in the heart of Norwich City Centre. Home to The…read moreNorwich Players for over 90 years this is a pretty special building but really the best thing is their programme. Welcoming new and established performers into their space is something this Theatre does really well. I visit every year to see East Norfolk Operatic in their performance and the theatre always feels very welcoming. Covering all the basics of a what is needed in a theatre: The bar- is standard but reasonable value for a small theatre. The toilets- never enough for the ladies in the interval rush but they are clean and looked after The seats- quite confortable but rather old fashioned cinema feel with a teeny rake because of the tradtional layout design inside so if you're small sit near the front. All in all if there was something you wanted to see that came up here go for it!

I have never been to anything like the Puppet Theatre before and my only experience of it is when I…read moreattended a short performance of Thumbelina there a couple of years ago with my 3 year old daughter. Both of us absolutely loved it! It took place in the smaller Octagon studio which only has room for about 50 people. All the children sat on the floor on cushions in between two small aisles of chairs reserved for the adults. The puppets were amazing! So beautifully created and with such character. The puppeteer was a brilliant story-teller and performed with the puppets so expertly that they really seemed to come to life. My daughter was totally focussed on the performance as were all the other children there. This is a great place to introduce young children to theatre entertainment.

this place is very raw... But I liked it. You sit round little tables on tiny chairs Very close to…read morethe stage Bar is like a school tuck shop! I liked the atmosphere though!

From the owner: The Garage is a performing arts centre in Norwich. We run a wide variety of classes in dance,…read moretheatre and music.

Trying to book a ticket with the ios app. It kept switching me to the website and back to the app…read moreand back to the website. In the end I called them they recommended I try and book through the website direct not through the app. The website like the app is not user-friendly! Finally booking my tickets I had to proceed to the payment it it went round and round for over five minutes timed out I canceled it. It said I may have been charged for the tickets! I decided I would see if I could book over the phone. They said yes, but I would be charged for a phone call. I said fine and booked over the phone.

The cinema is at a great location in Norwich. It also gives students discounts…read more There is a bar on the ground, where we ordered wine and took the beverage to the screen room. They served us in nice wine glasses and we could take the glasses to the room.

City Hall may look like a carbuncle next to the glass atrium of the Forum in Norwich. But actually…read moreit's a pretty interesting building. Obviously as the central house of the City council, it's the place you'll come to to get parking permits, pay council taxes and settle disputes with traffic wardens But it has an interesting history and anyone who's been on the battlements tour at the castle will tell you. First, the clock tower is only there because they ran out of money and couldn't afford to finish the east wing with the money they had. Second, it was called the marmalade building when it went up, because of the garish colour of the bricks. And third it had a famous fan. Hitler. Apparantly he loved it. It was going to be his base of ops when he took over England. And looking at it now, you can sort of see why.