Three actors cooped up together during lockdown.
Fuelled by cabin fever and with a bookshelf full of Shakespeare, they did what they do best and created an unhinged and bonkers, laugh-out-loud version of Romeo & Juliet.
With music, mayhem and more costume changes than you can shake a spear at, expect the HandleBards usual irreverent, charming and hilarious style to come bursting onto the stage at Norden Farm.
WHY? Forget the tears and tragedy, and get ready for some live and wired Shakespeare as you’ve never seen it before.
This event will be streamed online – so you can enjoy the show live from the comfort of your home.
'An exceptional touring production…explodes with energy and is a genuine treat from start to finish' The Stage, on the HandleBards’ Twelfth Night
Livestream
£15 per household
Booking cut off time: 7pm Friday 26 March
Once you have booked your ticket, you can access the live stream on the night of the event by clicking here and logging in to your Norden Farm account.
Click here for a guide to accessing live streamed events and for information on allocating tickets purchased for other households.
Recording of the show is strictly prohibited.
A treasure-hunt show giving families an adventure through a strange, magical new world.
You've washed up on a new shore...
Can you navigate through this world where nothing is quite what it seems? The inhabitants of this island make strange noises and sprites hide around every corner. Where do you belong?
Discover your own magical powers in this truly interactive family experience. Join us for a mission which will lead you through puzzles, meeting mysterious characters and steering your team through the choppy seas to search for your new home.
Come prepared for the elements as much of this adventure takes place outdoors!
Age guidance ages 7 - 11 years.
Created by Spun Glass Theatre in partnership with Creative Arts East, The Garage, Norwich and Arts Council England.
'A brilliant, immersive, moving, almost promenade theatrical experience' Broadway Baby
Outdoors at Norden Farm
This event has staggered starts, book by selecting your preferred time to embark on your adventure.
£12 standard, £10 under 16s
Come together for an immersive, off-screen theatrical adventure with Mountain Goat Mountain, from Australia’s Threshold Theatre.
Mountain Goat Mountain is a magical place. Strange and wonderful happenings often take place.
This delightful, audio-led theatre experience for families to share in their home together features playful activities that help you create your characters, setting, props and costumes before stepping into their own imaginative world.
Be taken on a journey that bumps you out of the ordinary and into a world where you work together to uncover its secrets. Explore the forest and rivers of Mountain Goat Mountain and the depths of a mysterious cave - without ever leaving your home!
This theatrical experience provides space for creative connection through play and imagination. Created entirely in isolation by a brilliant team of artists, this unique experience is designed for children and grown-ups to share.
Take this time to make an adventure together!
Ages guidance 5+ years
£12 per household, the experience can be accessed for 30 days after you register
Quest – Adventure Pass Offer
Book for live streamed show Oldilocks and the 3 Bears and on demand audio adventure Mountain Goat Mountain for the special price of £18 (normally £22).
Led by Karen Wallace-Jones and Jane Hibbs
Building on our devising skills from last term we will begin to develop our understanding of ensemble in performance. Using extracts from published texts we will use these as a starting point to create our own original Youth Theatre ensemble performance in the Spring.
This is an online term with two sessions taking place at Norden Farm on Thursday 27 May and a sharing on Wednesday 7 July.
School Years 7 - 11
Wed 28 Apr - 7 Jul (exc 2 Jun)
4.15pm - 5.45pm
£97 per 10 week term
Led Karen Wallace-Jones and Jane Hibbs
Building on our devising skills from last term we will begin to develop our understanding of ensemble in performance. Using extracts from published texts we will use these as a starting point to create our own original Youth Theatre ensemble performance in the Spring.
This is an online term with two sessions taking place at Norden Farm on Thursday 27 May and a sharing on Wednesday 7 July.
School Years 7 - 11
Wed 28 Apr - 7 Jul (exc 2 Jun)
6pm - 7.30pm
£97 per 10 week term
Get ready to experience all your favourite pop divas as the greatest female stars of today appear on the same stage for the first time ever!
The UK’s number one girl band tribute, Little Mix kick off the show, then Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Katy Perry, Beyoncé and Rihanna all join in the fun for two hours of non-stop hits. There’s even an appearance from American YouTube teen sensation JoJo Siwa, making her Pop Divas Live! debut for 2020!
Whether you’re a grown up who listens on the radio or a little one who watches on a tablet, we guarantee you’ll love every tune! There’s even a chance for four lucky little divas to join the stars live on stage!
Livestream tickets are also available for this event, so you can enjoy the show from home!
WHY? Whether you are 4 or 64, don’t miss the UK’s number 1 pop tribute!
Courtyard Theatre and Livestream
£14 (£12 under 16s)
Family and Friends ticket £48
Livestream £14 per household
Marlon's a Jew. This didn't bother him much until he discovered that some people he knew didn't believe the Holocaust happened.
From 9/11 to shape-shifting lizards and Holocaust denial, this is a darkly comic tale of one man's journey through the conspiracy underworld. Marlon explores why conspiracy theories are more popular than ever, how fake news gives fresh currency to ancient slander and how this all relates to current issues in the Labour Party. It's a comic tale which is no laughing matter.
Conspiracy Theory: A Lizard's Tale is a piece of documentary theatre, in 2018 it became the first one-person show to be performed in the Houses of Parliament. It also won Best Spoken Word at Greater Manchester Fringe Festival in the same year.
WHY? 'Funny, moving, at some points deeply disturbing, and provides absolutely essential context for the worst aspects of how we live now' David Baddiel
Online streaming tickets are also available for this event – so you can enjoy the show live from the comfort of your home
'Shrewd, funny and important' Jonathan Freedland (The Guardian)
'Compelling, shocking, essential' Al Murray
'A Lizard’s Tale is a devastating show. Informative, absorbing and very funny. The funniest show about antisemitism on the fringe. Or anywhere I suspect' David Schneider
Courtyard Theatre and Livestream
£14 (£12 conc)
Booking cut off time: 7.30pm on Thursday 20 May
In line with current government guidelines, this event has a reduced capacity with socially distanced seating. This is subject to change as we monitor government advice. Seat numbers are also subject to change.
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