Layla Norman

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.

For one moment in time, The Bodyguard graced Norwich with a tearful performance, and it was a night to remember.

‘Tina’ brought the life story and legacy of rock icon Tina Turner to the stage and it was simply, The Best.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway blockbuster Hamilton brings the founding fathers to Norwich in a revolutionary performance.

Profound in its harrowing and bitter sweet ending, Les Miserables on stage at the Norwich Theatre Royal was a rebellion of outstanding performances.

This electric jazz performance had me shocked with how good it was.

From the rainforests of Ghana, Alogte Oho brightens the rainy skies of Norwich with his enthusiastic Sounds of Joy.

With a saxophone and a talented band, Emma Rawicz blessed the Octagon Chapel with fantastic jazz melodies.

With a soliloquy of emotions and a bold, emotive story, Lay Down Your Burdens ignites Norwich with a heart tugging contemporary performance.

Extravagantly queer and dramatically hilarious, Kate Butch runs up that stage at Norwich Playhouse theatre with live singing and a superb performance.

Punk and endearing: Lynn Faces rocks the stage at Norwich Theatre with a comedic yet beguiling performance of healing, emotional trauma, and attempted musicality.