Little Theatre News…
Trio of pantos in theatre’s new season
A triple bill of panto action is among the entertainment looming in Sheringham Little Theatre’s newly-released autumn and winter programme.
The venue’s main panto Robin Hood is based on a show that was a huge success in its “sister theatre” St George’s in Great Yarmouth last year – but writer Nick [READ MORE…]
Lofty ambitions for new one-woman play
A loft clear-out triggers a chance for Marcella to unbox her past, and her future, in a new play heading to Sheringham in September.
Marcella’s Minute to Midnight sees a woman in mid 60s tackling the declutter of a lifetime following a botched eBay order which requires more loft space [READ MORE…]
Unsung team who make summer shows special
With summer season in mid-flow Sheringham Little Theatre director Debbie Thompson highlights the work of the behind-the-scenes stars.
The mood has shifted from madcap musketeering to spooky spinechilling as our summer season moves to its second play.
After the breathless comedy of the Three Musketeers rollicking romp that opened the four-play season [READ MORE…]
Actors bring town history alive
Local history is being brought back to life by actors from Sheringham Little Theatre’s adult drama group.
Lifeboat rescues, war diaries and stories about a prominent family from “the big house” will be showcased in cameo performances for visitors to the town museum in August.
Nine members of the theatre’s adult drama [READ MORE…]
En Garde! Sheringham summer season is ready for action
Get ready to buckle up your swashes – Sheringham’s summer season drama cast are in town, and preparing to unsheathe an opening show of madcap musketeering.
Rehearsals began today (Monday July 22) for the first of four plays, three comedies and a spooky thriller, featuring in more than 30 shows between [READ MORE…]
The Man To Make A Scene With No Fuss
Summer show goers at a seaside theatre will be seeing the artwork of the venue’s very own Dutch master.
As Sheringham Little Theatre gets ready to raise the curtain on its four-play summer season, scenery creator Kees van Woerkom is brushing up his skills to provide the backdrops. The retired illustrator [READ MORE…]
Youth show inspired by wartime rescue
If you’ve ever heard someone say “nothing exciting ever happens in Sheringham” then a show by the town’s Little Theatre youth drama group has shot that down.
Pirate adventures, tipsy teenagers and lovelorn fishermen all featured in flashbacks to action from the past in the production called A Pint Sized Problem [READ MORE…]
Dancing and drama fun ahead during theatre’s summer
Sheringham Little Theatre director Debbie Thompson is getting her dancing shoes out ready for the summer, and highlighting how the community is literally playing its part in the venue’s summer programme.
OK summer, you’re here at last so let’s get the party started. July sees plans conceived in the depths of [READ MORE…]
Cool young talent stars in summer stage chiller
Local youngsters are playing key roles in Sheringham Little Theatre’s summer season thriller. Four students have joined the cast of Turn of the Screw, a chilling ghost story being performed in August. They take it in turns to play Miles and Flora, two orphaned youngsters abandoned by their uncle at [READ MORE…]
Free drama writing workshop will trawl childhood memories
Budding writers can join a free workshop aimed at tapping childhood memories as a source for drama.
The morning session at Sheringham Little Theatre on Saturday July 6 is inspired by the plot of the 1950s story The Go Between, the 1971 film of which was shot in North Norfolk and [READ MORE…]
