Touring

Take a look at what we’re currently touring.

Norwich Puppet Theatre is a producing theatre company, renowned for creating high quality puppetry shows for family and young audiences. We use both traditional and contemporary craft to bring stories to life for our audiences. We use rod, glove, shadow, and marionette puppetry, as well as object theatre and animation.

One of only a handful of dedicated puppet theatres in England, Norwich Puppet Theatre is a hub for leading international puppeteers and theatre makers. We have collaborated with some of the country’s best children’s theatres and puppet companies, as well as professional freelance puppeteers and makers.

Please see below for information about the shows currently available to book for festivals and venues. Our productions can be performed in a variety of settings, including theatres, studio spaces, schools, libraries and community centres.

If you are looking to book a show for a school, please see our ‘Information for Schools Shows‘ page. If you are interested in seeing a performance at the Theatre, go to our What’s On.

Contact our touring team on 01603 615564 or send us an email. Our touring team works part time, so email is the best first point of contact.

Currently Touring

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Ages 6+

Our sideways take on Shakespeare’s classic

Past Productions

Pied Piper

Ages 3+

Based on the Robert Browning Poem.

Beastly Belle

Ages 4+

A charming new twist on an old tale.

Oddly

Based on the book by Joyce Dunbar.

Red Riding Hood

Based on the classic fairy tale.

Thumbelina

Ages 2+

The tale of a girl so small she could ride on the back of a dragonfly…

The Frog & The Princess

Co-production with Rene Baker.

Pinocchio

Ages 4+

A fast-paced adventure story of self-discovery.

The Steadfast Tin Soldier

Co-production with Banyan Theatre

Hansel and Gretel

Co-production with Goody and Storey

Rumpelstiltskin

Co-production with Luminous Tales

Three Colours

Co-production with Polka Theatre

The Tinderbox

Based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen