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A love letter to Norwich

Although John Osborne's CV no doubt describes him as a poet - the evening opened with a couple of fine examples - it is as a storyteller that he has truly distinguished himself. His autobiographical… read more
Posted in Comedy, Word

Was this is Swan Song?

A full house at the Corn Hall welcomed Charlie Haycock's return for what could be the very last time. Not, I hasten to add, due to his diminishing popularity - this was his third visit… read more
Posted in Comedy, Word

A timely tale of love and loss

Written by Nick Payne and directed by John Crowley, “We Live in Time” is set during three time periods — one lasts several years, another six months and the third about a day — that… read more
Posted in Film

It was going so well...

Yet again, a capacity audience enjoyed  another varied night of comedy in what is fast becoming a highlight of the Corn Hall calender. Peter Flanagan proved a companionable host for the evening, encouraging the audience… read more
Posted in Comedy

Sophia - A Princess, A Socialite, and a Suffragette

Sophia Duleep Singh was the daughter of the deposed Maharaja of the Sikh Empire and God daughter to Queen Victoria, who nevertheless reconnected with her Punjabi heritage on a transformative trip to India. The play… read more
Posted in Theatre

From Norwich, its the film of the week

Tucked away on a Wednesday morning there is often a treat to be had at the Corn Hall in a way that feels a little like bunking off school. This Wednesday, Creative Arts East filled… read more
Posted in Film

Moving House Films: The Changing Faces of Diss

We are pleased to announce that Moving House Films has been commissioned to deliver a project that celebrates the changing faces of Diss, in partnership with Diss Corn Hall, DesignerMakers21 and No 8 Market Place.… read more
Posted in Uncategorised

Take a look at our new season brochure

Spring has sprung and our new season brochure will be available to pick up very soon from here at The Corn Hall.   But, ahead of its arrival, we’re thrilled to be able to share… read more
Posted in Uncategorised

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Play

There was a time when Kubrick's comic masterpiece felt like a relic of the Cold War. How easy it was, only a few years ago, to chuckle knowingly at a film that satirised the folly… read more
Posted in Film, Theatre

Are you not Entertained?

Gladiator II is the sequel that was a long time coming. So long, in fact, that Paul Mescal plays the son of Russell Crowe's Maximus, all grown up since a dalliance with Connie Nielsen's Lucilla… read more
Posted in Film