Little Theatre News…

Downtrodden housewife Shirley Valentine is a “rom-com” icon who has inspired countless women to rebuild their lives.

North Norfolk actor Loraine Metcalfe is preparing to play her for the fifth time. And it’s her favourite role because she once was that woman in real life. [READ MORE…]

Fancy yourself as a murder detective? Then come and try your crime-busting skills during a fun event at Sheringham Little Theatre in April.

The second of our Murder Mystery evenings has a magic theme – with teams trying to find out who was behind the grisly death of a stage illusionist.

The [READ MORE…]

What happens when a familiar TV face becomes president of a seaside arts venue? Sheringham Little Theatre director Debbie Thompson explains.

We’ve gone viral! No it’s not an outbreak of flu at the theatre. It was an online explosion of interest in our venue following the announcement of our new star [READ MORE…]

The children are revolting – but there’s fun, laughs, song and dance all the way in an Easter musical by Sheringham Little Theatre’s talented youngsters.

Matilda Junior tells the riotous tale of talented Matilda Wormwood, who is sent by her uncaring parents to Chrunchem Hall Elementary School.

She is pitched into the [READ MORE…]

They are Sheringham Little Theatre’s longest-running double act.

But Lady Walpole and her late husband Lord Robin have taken their bows after completing 50 years of service as the charity-run community arts venue’s presidents. His Lordship reigned for 48 years until his death in March 2021, before his wife took over [READ MORE…]

Witchcraft, murder and romance are stirred in a cauldron of fantasy comedy at the Little Theatre this Spring.

A 22-strong cast of local amateurs from the Little Theatre Players are staging Wyrd Sisters from March 28-30.

The show is based on Terry Pratchett’s sixth Discworld novel, and revolves around a trio of [READ MORE…]

Generating funds as well as fun is a vital role for the Sheringham Little Theatre.

That was one of the key messages at the annual general meeting of the charity which runs the community arts venue.

Chairman Jonathan Beak said things were improving after some difficult Covid-affected years which hit income streams [READ MORE…]

Suranne Jones was born in Oldham and grew up in Greater Manchester.

She started acting at eight years old, took her first steps into making it her career at the Oldham Theatre Workshop, and later completed a Diploma in Performing Arts.

After various stage acting roles which saw her tour the length [READ MORE…]

Stage and screen star Suranne Jones has stepped into a new role – as president of Sheringham Little Theatre.

The multi award-winning actor best known for Vigil, Gentleman Jack and Dr Foster, was unveiled at the annual meeting of the charity trust which runs the community arts venue.

She takes over the [READ MORE…]