Local Reviews
In November 2019, KeithinSurrey said about Epsom Playhouse
A lovely intimate theatre with a small bar and good vending opportunities. Comfortable seating and a nice camber for clear views of the stage
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In November 2019, Tiggy W said about Epsom Playhouse
We had come up from Worthing to see the Sutton Theatre Company do Half a Sixpence and it was a very good standard for Am Dram. The theatre is nice the seats are a bit tight and the theatre well organised. It is not overly large so everyone has a good view. Please of loos for the ladies and a bar. The ice creams were a very good standard but £3 each! The car park next door which is just £2.50 at night. If you want to eat in Epsom before the show there are some restaurant discounts you can pick up so worth checking that out we only found out afterwards! A good evening out and they have lots of very good shows coming up.
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In January 2020, Nigel C said about Epsom Playhouse
Generally pantomimes are not a favourite of mine but ,having made an exception, I was spellbound by this excellent production. The cast was superb and, apart from the usual laughs, the second half was an astounding experience once the 3 d glasses were used. I was attacked by all manner of snakes etc.The venue has an excellent bar , great staff and comfortable seats. We are returning this month.
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In August 2020, southmouth said about Epsom Playhouse
The Playhouse is quite a small, intimate theatre. There's nothing grand about it, it's fairly dated, but having said that, it's fit for purpose. It has a fairly good size bar area, but it was difficult getting a drink as it was very busy. I'd recommend bringing a bottle of water/etc to save queueing up if you're not having anything alcoholic. It's joined to the multi-storey car park, so there's easy access if you're not so mobile.
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In September 2020, Bob93v said about Epsom Playhouse
I review this as someone who hired the theatre, produced, directed and compered an amateur show. It's a great venue, albeit in need of a painter and decorator, but that is in the domain of the owner, Epsom and Ewell Council. Nothing was too much for the staff, from Elaine and Louise when booking the venue and having technical advice beforehand from the stage manager, Simon. Indeed, Simon was ever helpful and accommaditing on the night. When this is all over, if you want to put on a show and can sell 400 tickets, a great choice of venue. (Easy parking too.) (although below says October 2019, it was September 2018.)
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In October 2020, Preston88 said about Epsom Playhouse
Good little local theatre. Seen plays, musicals, am dram, concerts & stand ups here Seats quite low would be my only complaint
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In August 2016, Windgate1 said about The Ashley Centre
This is a very average shopping mall with Waitrose, House of Fraser and M&S as the biggest shops. The biggest problem is the terrible lifts, there are four available for public use but often only one working so getting from the car park to the shops or vice versa can be a real pain.
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In August 2016, Anne W said about The Ashley Centre
Easy access on foot and a great selection of stores. Right on High street but a bit hard to stop a taxi or car for drop off.
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In January 2017, Jennifer N said about The Ashley Centre
Good variety of shops to peruse plus a fair few coffee shops to refresh yourselves. So pleasant to shop under cover when the weather is uninviting!
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In February 2017, TheGoot said about The Ashley Centre
All the usual suspects reside here without anything interesting or different, the centre lacks Character, parking is not cheap. notable exceptions are Hatties Sweet Shop and the Mystic Meg shop next door to it. If you want a challenge try buying a DVD or CD in Epsom town centre these days. Book Shops are thin on the ground also compared to 5 years ago, still the town on the whole seems to be on the up, a bit.
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