Guide to what's on at Norwich Theatre Royal
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 08:32 · Archive
Norwich Theatre Royal, which opened in 1758 and was refurbished in 2007, is a 1,300-seat Norfolk cultural venue hosting musicals, comedy, ballet and opera.
Norwich Theatre Royal is one of Norfolk's leading cultural destinations, welcoming thousands of visitors each year. The venue opened in 1758 and has undergone several redevelopments during its long history, with the current building reopening in 2007 following a major refurbishment.
Today, the 1,300-seat theatre is operated by Norwich Theatre, which also runs Norwich Playhouse and Stage Two. It welcomes some of the biggest touring musicals, plays, comedy shows, concerts and dance productions in the UK.
The theatre is split into two main seating areas: the stalls on the ground floor offer the closest views of the stage, while the circle provides an elevated perspective ideal for large-scale musicals, ballet and opera productions. The most sought-after seats are typically in the centre stalls and front rows of the circle. The theatre offers wheelchair-accessible spaces and step-free access to all stalls seating.
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- An ultimate guide to what’s on at Norwich Theatre RoyalThis guide contains all you need to know about Norwich Theatre Royal news, upcoming shows, ticket information and how to plan your visit.Eastern Daily Press · 17 Oct, 08:00
- An ultimate guide to what’s on at Norwich Theatre RoyalThis guide contains all you need to know about Norwich Theatre Royal news, upcoming shows, ticket information and how to plan your visit.Norwich Evening News · 17 Oct, 08:00
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