Arts in North Nofolk

The Seaside Arts Society (SAS) was set up by Sheringham Little Theatre to research the history and traditions of the eastern region's summer seaside theatres, from Hunstanton to Frinton-on-sea. A £25,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund has enabled a group of North Norfolk-based young people to team up with the theatre and Norfolk Museums Service to organise the project, which coincides with the 50th anniversary of summer rep at Sheringham. Over the course of 2010, the SAS team visited seaside theatres in the region, carried out research, spoke to theatre audiences, interviewed celebrities who have performed at seaside venues and gave presentations on the project in schools.
Get Into Theatre is all about working in the theatre. This website hopes to open your eyes to the huge variety of careers in the industry, and different ways to get there.
Blueprint is a project that allows a group of young people (between 16 and 25 years old) to come together and develop a new project that will benefit the community. If you would like to be involved in developing and running an arts project that will benefit others contact Creative Arts East
Youth Net aims to create a socially inclusive environment where young people living in the UK are engaged, informed and inspired to achieve their ambitions and dreams.
Bright Sparks! Young Promoters Network enables groups of young people between the ages of 13 and 26 to choose and promote a professional performance in their community venue. The success of the scheme relies on the fact that the group members take responsibility for promoting the show. Bright Sparks! is currently in operation at North Walsham High School and Norwich City College