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The Princess Theatre at Hunstanton will be warmer and drier thanks to new roof.

Work to improve and reroof Hunstanton's Princess Theatre is set to begin in spring 2022.

Hunstanton theatre boss looks ahead to summer as tier four restrictions curtail pantomime  | Updated: 13:02, 29 December 2020 The proprietor of a seaside theatre is looking at rescheduling his timetable of shows for the new year due to the ongoing coronavirus restrictions. Brian Hallard of Hunstanton's Princess Theatre is planning a 'Great British Seaside Special' show in the summer in which music would be charted through the decades going right back to the Victoria era. With this year's Mother Goose pantomime being cut short by a week due to the tier four announcement for Norfolk, Mr Halla...

Nigel Hogg, whose production company produces the show, said: "I am absolutely devastated to be honest, we had heard a rumour that we may have to finish by December 30 with the restrictions review, but we never expected this. "It is a shame as we had a completely full house Boxing Day and have done 18 shows that were really well attended. "It is a terrible blow to everyone who has worked so hard to make it a tremendous success and it is such a shame as people have commented how safe they feel." Brian Hallard, who runs the Princess Theatre in Hunstanton. Picture: Ian Burt