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In November 2015, Carole S said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
This theatre is rented out to groups and organisations which wish to hire the venue. from local amdram and musical societies, to brass band, single artists and pantomime, there is something to suit everyone. Prices are reasonable (not the ice creams). The stalls has more space between the rows, seats are comfortable. There is a lift and two bars. there is only one entrance/exit. Accoustics are not brilliant, and the boards are noisy when a ballet company performs, but it is a good night out at a reasonable price.
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In July 2014, Bill F said about Lichfield Cathedral
The peace when we visited on the Saturday and the a wonderful Sung Eucgarist on the Sunday. There was a visiting Choir from the USA, also staying at the George Hotel which rounded off the whole visit as my wife is a choir leader.
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In July 2014, redruby0608 said about Lichfield Cathedral
We had a lovely afternoon here so nice to be able to see such a beautiful place . All the helpers were so welcoming and polite will definitely visit again :-)
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In July 2014, CB1999 said about Lichfield Cathedral
A magnificent building with plenty of interesting architecture. Exellent engravings of faces and angels etc. A very peaceful atmosphere. Overall, a great place to go
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In August 2014, Grace t said about Lichfield Cathedral
The architecture, the long history, the nearby pools, the music, the staff -- all made for a wonderful atmosphere. I didn't want to leave.
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In August 2014, Evan R said about Lichfield Cathedral
The cathedral is in a wonderful setting on its hill above Lichfield and a good set of buildings around it. The West Front is an incredible Victorian re-imagining of what a Gothick Cathedral should be. The detail is great, with a plethora of Kings, Saints and Church Fathers. The proportions don't work for me though. The central gable is pinched between the rather squat towers. Inside, the length of the nave and chancel are really impressive.

There are a few medieval fragments dotted around, the Chapter House in particular, but what caught my eyes was the wealth of Victorian details which overlay everything with rich, detailed ornamentation. The Pulpit, Altar Rails and Reredos are all masterpieces in their own right.

If you like Victorian bling, you'll love Lichfield.

Nice City too - well worth a visit.
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In August 2014, Shaun D said about Lichfield Cathedral
The cathedral is very impressive to look at with some marvellous engineering features and works of art.
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In August 2014, Don C said about Lichfield Cathedral
Loved the chapter house with St Chad's 8th century gospel, the 8th c Litchfield angel, and items from the Staffordshire hoard. The main organ was being tuned while we were there - noisy!
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In August 2014, Arry50 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Today, I visited Lichfield Cathedral, truely a most wonderful Cathedral, one of the best in England!

The Cathedral staff chatty and helpful, information leaflet provided. Shop well stocked, and not overpriced.

The cafe had a good menu and reasonably priced, lovely garden as well, luckily, had good weather to enjoy it!
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In August 2014, Merwhale2 said about Lichfield Cathedral
It is like walking into history. The cathedral is beautifully appointed and cared for. surrounded by the close it is both a venue for those who love history and those searching for a spiritual connection.
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