Latest Norwich Passion Play news 

West Norfolk summer music festival returns Manifest will return to the historic Walks Park in King’s Lynn this weekend with music, food, games, and the gospel. Plus, it is another chance to meet a Network Norfolk journalist. More ... Norwich Passion Play video released for Easter Do you remember the Norwich Passion Play which took over part of the city centre last Easter with a dramatic production of the final few days of Jesus life, or did you miss it first time round? More ... Why not use the Norwich Passion Play video this Easter? The team behind the Norwich Passion Play have produced a set of resources to enable churches, life groups, schools and youth groups to use a free 13-minute video of the play in the run-up to this Easter. More ... Celebrate Norfolk wants your ideas and new trustees Celebrate Norfolk successfully staged a Norwich Passion Play and a family fun day in King’s Lynn in 2022 and is now looking for exciting ideas for future events which enable the Christian community to work to together and new trustees to make them happen. More ... Hundreds enjoy free family fun in King's Lynn Hundreds of people enjoyed a free family fun day staged by Celebrate King’s Lynn at The Walks park in the West Norfolk town on Saturday July 23, in partnership with 17 local churches and Christian organisations. More ... Norwich Passion Play turned into dramatic Gospel film A short film, recorded during the recent Norwich Passion Play, has been released online to tell the Gospel story in a contemporary way through the drama played out on the city streets by Saltmine Theatre Company and local actors and musicians. More ... Easter passion drama played out on streets of Norwich Over 1400 people watched the joyous conclusion of the Norwich Passion Play inside St Peter Mancroft church yesterday while many more were captivated by the preceding dramatic scenes as they unfolded in the bright sunshine on Hay Hill and Millennium Plain. More ... Passion play brings Easter story to Norwich streets tomorrow Norwich churches, Saltmine Theatre Company and charity Celebrate Norfolk are joining together to stage a free professional Passion Play on the streets of Norwich city centre tomorrow. More ...

You can find out more about the play by watching a two-minute video, above, and it can be found on YouTube to play at your church services or life groups, or be circulated to your members. 
 
You can watch or download it here.

www.celebratenorfolk.co.uk