Summer theatre is unpacking a holiday suitcase full of comedy, music, mystery and a world premiere at Sheringham.

A black comedy musical about a plant called Audrey II, who is literally a man-eater, aims to get audiences rocking with laughter at Sheringham this summer.

A big opera event turns into farce as soaring arias are swapped for spinning mayhem in the opening show of Sheringham Little Theatre’s summer season.

A ghostly thriller will unfold in the grounds and grand rooms of a Norfolk stately home in a newly-adapted drama.

Drama has played a major part in the long life of evergreen amateur actress Thelma Torr as she waits in the wings for her next role - at the age of 92.

A seven-strong professional cast, plus a bevy of backstage people, are rehearsing one play during the day, performing another in the evening, gearing up for another in the wings, then stepping back for “encores” as dramas return after a short break.

Sand Castles is a double scoop of comedy fun with sprinkles of English quirkiness being staged at Sheringham Little Theatre in June.

Based on Tia Fisher’s acclaimed novel, which itself was inspired by a true story, Crossing the Line exposes the grooming tactics, manipulation and violence behind county lines operations — while ultimately celebrating courage and hope.

Norfolk’s own bestselling author — fresh from a landmark Penguin Random House deal — comes home for an afternoon of stories, secrets and surprises.

We are saddened to announce the passing of Desmond Barrit, a treasured friend and supporter of the Little Theatre whose impact on our stage and community will not be forgotten.