Continuing throughout November, there is a feast of music, drama, dance and much more in store
1. The Norfolk Actors Company presents The Philadelphia Story
Friday November 1, Saturday November 2, 7.30pm
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral
The Norfolk Actors Company brings the classic play, The Philadelphia Story, to life at The Hostry, which promises to be a highlight of the festival.
Tickets: November 1: £17/£15 concessions
November 2: £18/£16 concessions (includes pre and post-show drinks)
2. Lord and Lady Dannatt in Conversation with BBC’s Nicholas Witchell
Saturday November 2, 1pm
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral
An insightful conversation with Lord and Lady Dannatt, interviewed by the BBC’s Nicholas Witchell. This session will delve into their extraordinary lives and contributions, offering a rare glimpse into their personal and professional journeys.
Tickets: £20/£18 concessions
3. Nicholas Witchell In Conversation with Susie Fowler-Watt
Saturday November 2, 3pm-4:30pm
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral NR1 4DH
Tickets: £20/£18 Concessions
Following his earlier session, Nicholas Witchell will switch roles to be interviewed by Look East presenter and former Norfolk magazine columnist Susie Fowler-Watt. This engaging conversation will explore his extensive career in journalism and broadcasting, during which his roles included royal correspondent.
Tickets: £20/£18 concessions
Sunday November 3, 1pm
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral
Legendary dancer Carlos Acosta will sit down with the BBC’s John Wilson to discuss his illustrious career, his artistic influences, and his contributions to the world of dance. It promises to be an inspiring and enlightening session for dance lovers.
Tickets: £25/£22 concessions
5. Don Warrington in Conversation with BBC’s John Wilson
Sunday November 3, 3pm
The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral
Born in Trinidad, groundbreaking actor Don Warrington is well-known for his roles as Phillip in Rising Damp and police commissioner Selwyn Patterson in Death In Paradise. BBC Radio 4’s This Cultural Life presenter John Wilson will profile Don’s creative journey in the arts over many fascinating decades.
Early booking highly recommended.
Tickets: £20/£18 concessions
6. The African Choir of Norfolk 4th Annual Gala Concert
Saturday November 16, 7.30pm
Norwich Playhouse
Tickets: £20/£18 Concessions
The African Choir of Norfolk, one of the festival’s signature projects, returns with their annual gala concert. The vibrant evening will feature a range of African-inspired songs and performances, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and musical traditions of the continent.
Tickets: £20/£18 concessions
7. Agatha Christie: Murder In the Studio
Sunday November 17, 7.30pm
Maddermarket Theatre, St John’s Alley, Norwich
Agatha Christie fans are in for a treat with a live performance of Murder In the Studio. The evening will conclude with a jazz performance by Simon Brown in the theatre bar, making it a truly memorable event.
Tickets: £18/£16 concessions (includes entry to the post-show performance)
8. The Kanneh-Mason Family In Concert
Sunday November 24, 7.30pm
The Blake Studio, Norwich School
The acclaimed Kanneh-Mason family returns to perform a classical concert, showcasing their extraordinary musical talents. The evening, in association with Norwich School, will include performances by Braimah, Konya and Mariatu, followed by an opportunity to meet them afterwards.
Tickets: £22/£20 concessions (includes post-concert drinks and meet the artists)
How to book
For more information, see autumnfestivalofnorfolk.org. Tickets can be bought from the Autumn Festival box office by calling 01603 598676, or in person at Norwich Theatre Royal.
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