Finishing touches to festival finale
Tomorrow night sees the final event for this year’s Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
The free wired aerial production starts at 10.15 pm in Eaton Park.
It’s called “The World Tipped” and tells a tale of ecological crisis. The photo captures rehearsals in daytime but the performance itself will be at night, in front of a giant screen.
The performance will bring this year’s 16-day festival to a close. Artistic director, William Galinsky, said: ”Norfolk & Norwich Festival is thrilled with the audience response this year. We have had record numbers at events like Saxophone Massive, Deabru Baltzak’s incredible The Wolves and for our wonderful weekend of free outdoor street theatre, which brought thousands of people to the City and Chapelfield Gardens.”
Next year, the festival hopes to attract even more world and UK premieres than this year, to make Norfolk & Norwich “a truly world class festival.”
Due to limited parking at Eaton Park, organisers are advising people to walk or cycle. Some car parking will be available at Colman Junior School on South Park Avenue.
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