The Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre typically closes for performances in January and this year bosses are using the period wisely by completing a series of refurbishments. When it reopens for 2025 in ...

Cromer Pier which first opened in the summer of 1901 has a wonderful theatre, home to the country's only surviving end-of-the-pier show.

The town is known for its Victorian pier, thriving with life and entertainment. Buzzing with activity, the Pavilion Theatre on the pier plays host to an array of shows, while further attractions ...

Cromer Pier, often dubbed the gem of the Norfolk coast, hosts a world-class end-of-pier show that's a delight for all and has even been featured in a number of films including In Love with Alma ...

The 122-year-old Cromer Pier remains free to visit as a council looks to plug a £1.3m deficit.

The 150-metre-long structure is a major tourist attraction as Cromer is one of only five places left in the UK with an end-of-pier theatre. | ITV News Anglia ...

There's also Cromer Pier, which sits above the beach. The Grade II listed pier was built 115 years ago, and it's just one of five in the country to have a working theatre.

A film based on a seaside town's end-of-the-pier show is about to get its long-awaited UK cinema release. German documentary maker Jens Meurer followed people in Cromer, Norfolk, as they prepared ...

A theatre is undergoing a 12-week revamp project before it reopens to the public in March. The Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre typically closes for performances in January and this year bosses are ...