What’s On at the NAC
Woodland Tales With Granddad
Date: 26/10/2021 to 26/10/2021
Something is happening in the woods, voices can be heard, and a strange metallic smell fills the air. Machines are gathering at its edge and a mysterious call is heard across the valley. Laura the ladybird, Jeffrey the spider, Brett the Woodlouse and Willoughby the Woodpecker are worried. Velda the Vixen knows there’s a
Beastly Belle
Date: 28/10/2021 to 28/10/2021
Norwich Puppet Theatre presents Beastly Belle. Be charmed and surprised by a new twist on an old tale, inspired by the iconic era of 1920s and 30s cinema. Our young heroine Belle is plucked from a life of poverty by Merill, a greedy film producer who sweeps her off her feet and into fame and
Out Of Time.. Mod Night
Date: 30/10/2021 to 30/10/2021
Out of Time is a 60s influenced Mod club playing the sounds and styles of the scenes early years. Join resident DJs Sean Chapman & Glyn Preece playing the finest soul, 50’s R&B, Ska, mod obscurities and classics. Advance tickets recommended as this event sells out. For photos and more information visit https://www.facebook.com/outoftimemodclub/
Story Bazaar – Halloween Disturbia with Kate Corkery & Peter Chand
Date: 31/10/2021 to 31/10/2021
Sometimes the most disturbing thing can be a lone voice whispering in the shadows. Kate and Peter, two of Europe’s most renowned Storytellers share eerie supernatural tales to adult audiences on the most disturbing night of the year. Expect stunning myths and legends from their respective Irish and Indian backgrounds, and some places in between.
Pepper & Honey
Showing: 03/11/2021 to 03/11/2021
*Following the latest government announcement and current national restrictions we have to postpone the upcoming showing of Pepper and Honey. The new rescheduled date is Wednesday 3rd November 2021. All tickets will be valid for the new date. Refunds will of course be available if you are unable to attend on the new date. Please
Jim Moray
Date: 06/11/2021 to 06/11/2021
Jim Moray is amongst England’s finest interpreters of traditional song. His relentlessly innovative recordings can truly be said to have changed the sound of folk music since the early 2000s, and he has won fans and admirers far outside of the folk scene without ever betraying his traditional roots. A five-time BBC Folk Award winner,