Outline Norwich — arts and culture

By the time we get to new single 'Anymore', anyone who wasn't already a fan has surely been converted.

On a reclusive Greek island with old love affairs, drama a plenty, and a slew of iconic ABBA tunes, Mamma Mia laid all its love on me at Norwich Theatre Royal.

Can a new festival fill the void left by V Festival? State Fayre makes a compelling case.

A compelling performance. Highly recommended.

A fabulous all-dayer, in the beautiful setting of Earlham Park

“It’s mostly about telling a story…”

A magical treat, in incredible heat.

For the press release of their new season, the Sainsbury Centre was full of an array of people. Many of the artists themselves attended, so we could hear the inspirations behind the art. This season is named ‘What is the meaning of life?’ The main focus of the day was on ‘Joy like Time’, an exhibition showcasing the work of three artists. Kalliopi Lemos, Marina Abramovic and Gillian wearing considered how time shapes meaning in human life, and how personal everyone’s perception of life is.  The Director of the Sainsbury Centre, Jago Cooper, said: Joy like time invites us to consider how art can provide a time portal through which to compare different aspects of our lives because artworks themselves exist in a different time.”