Our theatre director Debbie Thompson is stepping in to tread the boards for the first time in 13 years to plug an 11^th hour cast vacancy.

The former professional actor, will be seen on stage in an amateur production of the Alan Ayckbourn farce Season’s Greetings.

She has had just a few [READ MORE…]

The “tech box” tucked away behind the audience’s backs is a great place to learn about creating drama magic on stage.

So we are always pleased to help young people gain skills and experience in an unsung, unseen but vital off-stage theatre role.

Our latest apprentice technician is Zoe McKean, who is [READ MORE…]

A festive farce at a seaside theatre is unwrapping a special Christmas treat for its young director … 22 years since she flitted onto its stage as a butterfly.

Katie Thompson was just four when she first spread her wings as a performer in a youth production of Wally The Worm [READ MORE…]

The spirit of a dead wife is set to spook a novelist as the classic Noel Coward comedy Blithe Spirit takes to the Little Theatre stage this month.

The show, running from October 18-21, is by our friends at the Cromer and Sheringham Operatic and Dramatic Society with a cast that [READ MORE…]

Cinderella has been shopping in Sheringham ahead of starring in the town’s pantomime in a few weeks’ time.

Top of the list was a pumpkin to be turned into transport for dream date with her Prince Charming in the festive show which opens on December 15.

Young actress Emily Kate Anne is [READ MORE…]

A well-known Norfolk garden owner is set to open the door to a potting shed of “surprising facts” – including rumours of gun-running – in a live chat show heading to Sheringham Little Theatre.

Alan Gray has co-owned East Ruston Old Vicarage Garden with partner Graham Robeson for 50 years.

The pair [READ MORE…]

Our expanding youth drama groups have grown so much we have moved them to a bigger venue, and given them a “rebrand” with a new name.

And we are trialling new Saturday morning sessions for adults too. Why should the youngsters have all the fun?

The three youth groups now meet at [READ MORE…]

An against-all-odds sporting triumph involving a Norfolk-owned racehorse has been turned into a new stage drama which is heading to Sheringham Little Theatre in November.

Unfancied Sprowston Boy shocked the turf world at Ascot when he romped home in a high-profile race with the famous course’s first ever women jockey winner [READ MORE…]

A comedy laced with poignant family stories, music and a trace of Shakespeare is heading to Sheringham this month.

A Piece of Work is a new show devised and performed by James Rowland which is based on his own life, with a mix of humour, sadness and exploration of mental health [READ MORE…]

Music, panto and local drama talent are among the highlights of the latest programme of events to be announced by Sheringham Little Theatre.

A new brochure flagging up shows between October and March includes a Blues, Roots and Americana music weekend, a Cinderella panto with a modern Netflix twist, and six [READ MORE…]