Local Reviews
In October 2019, angiekearney said about Quay Theatre
I've always loved our local theatre for the Christmas panto, music gigs, school shows and the friendly bar and pop -up restaurants its hosted but on a recent visit, I was blown away by the live transmissions they are doing of London shows. We watched a one-woman show by Phoebe Waller-Bridge which was brilliant but you can see opera, ballet, dance and all manner of live shows. It sure beats trekking down on the train I reckon! Support the Quay, support your local theatre!
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In November 2019, Trevor W said about Quay Theatre
Last minute booking to see John Lennon uk tribute, what a great performer brought back all the memories from the sixties.
Anyone who gets a chance to see this guy don't miss it. The theatre experience is great at the Quay. Thank you
Anyone who gets a chance to see this guy don't miss it. The theatre experience is great at the Quay. Thank you
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In November 2019, Lindaadd said about Quay Theatre
What a fabulous small theatre. All you could wish for but small and intimate. Great views from all seats, small kiosk selling a few sweets and drinks. A bar upstairs
We saw an adapted short version of The Nutcracker today, it was beautiful. The dancers and costumes were first rate. It was obviously child friendly and the children were offered the opportunity to have their photo taken, on stage with the cast, at the end. Merchandise was for sale in the foyer and all at very reasonable prices. I would highly recommend and return for any future children’s ballet productions
We saw an adapted short version of The Nutcracker today, it was beautiful. The dancers and costumes were first rate. It was obviously child friendly and the children were offered the opportunity to have their photo taken, on stage with the cast, at the end. Merchandise was for sale in the foyer and all at very reasonable prices. I would highly recommend and return for any future children’s ballet productions
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In January 2020, Brian P said about Quay Theatre
Puts on a number of good shows throughout the year. Whatever your choice, serious plays or something to make you laugh you will find it here. This is a small theatre so book early. There is a bar so arriving with time to spare will not be a problem. We last saw a pantomime put on by local schools which was great. If you are in the Sudbury area, give it a try. You will not be disappointed.
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In August 2021, Amy said about Quay Theatre
Visited the quay many times and enjoyed every experience, such a gorgeous quaint theatre, comforting and happy environment and excellent bar. Always amazing live music. So gutted when Covid cancelled/postponed several planned trips to the Quay, can’t wait to visit again. Such a lovely location by the river too.
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In September 2021, Adrian S said about Quay Theatre
We were staying locally and as I had seen this show advertised previously I had booked to take my girlfriend to see him
What a superb little theatre this is in a beautiful setting by the river
The staff were so very nice and the bar was a lovely addition
We thoroughly enjoyed everything about the night and if in the area again we would definitely come back
What a superb little theatre this is in a beautiful setting by the river
The staff were so very nice and the bar was a lovely addition
We thoroughly enjoyed everything about the night and if in the area again we would definitely come back
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In September 2021, JenAnnie said about Quay Theatre
We were away for the weekend in Sudbury & my boyfriend had booked a superior theatre trip in the evening. The little theatre by the river side is so lovely. We had chilled glasses of wine from the bar before the performance & at the interval. We went to see An evening with Richard Digance . So good, he was very topical & also very funny a great night out
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In October 2021, SZaurin said about Quay Theatre
Last weekend we attended the Dead and SudBuried Horrorthon V at this fantastic venue
This was our first visit to Sudbury and what an absolute treasure this theatre is. As soon as we stepped in the door we were greeted warmly and we were in awe of the building itself. It really has a comfortable feel. The auditorium was the perfect size and the architecture just superb. I must say we did enjoy the bar (and the delicious ice cream too)
A big thank you to Andy for hosting the event, and also to Sharon and her team for making us feel so very welcome. We arrived as strangers but left as friends and haven’t laughed so much in a very long time.
We look forward to attending the next Horrorthon and only wish we lived a little closer as I suspect we would become regulars
This was our first visit to Sudbury and what an absolute treasure this theatre is. As soon as we stepped in the door we were greeted warmly and we were in awe of the building itself. It really has a comfortable feel. The auditorium was the perfect size and the architecture just superb. I must say we did enjoy the bar (and the delicious ice cream too)
A big thank you to Andy for hosting the event, and also to Sharon and her team for making us feel so very welcome. We arrived as strangers but left as friends and haven’t laughed so much in a very long time.
We look forward to attending the next Horrorthon and only wish we lived a little closer as I suspect we would become regulars
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In January 2022, Phil Whitehart said about Physio Motive
August 2021 I started to develop dull intermittent aches in my left shoulder. By the start of October those dull intermittent aches had become constant aches and sharp pains, especially when reaching out in front, to the side or overhead. Even on a few occasions sleeping had become uncomfortable, due to the inflammation that had occurred.
I thought to myself that something is clearly not right, It had become apparent that I was only contributing further damage to my left shoulder.
Mid October I spoke to Bradie for the first time about my concerns with the shoulder in question. The following day he had a slot free and was quickly able to diagnose the issue, which turned out to be shoulder impingement.
From that first session in October until December I was following a consistent routine of 3-4 days rehab per week that focussed on strengthening the rotator cuff in the left shoulder.
Resistant band work combined with very light resistance machine work was the first phase into rebuilding strength back in the rotator cuff.
Also incorporating ice application twice a day during this period were the initial building blocks to easing the shoulder pain and turning muscle wastage back into muscle.
December until now has seen a upward trend in strength and conditioning of the shoulder along with rest of the upper body. For the most part I have increased between 40-60% in terms of weight increments for both free weights and resistance machines.
Though my shoulder strength is not completely back to where it has been in the past, there is no question that I am on the right pathway to regaining further strength. The aches are now minimal at best and the rotation of movement in the shoulder has improved vastly.
Bradie has been very helpful and his meticulous approach to muscle rehabilitation has been a revelation for me.
I can say after nearly 5 months of initially using Physio Motive that Bradie provides the knowledge, guidance and all the tools required to help with injury therapy and recovery.
As long as you have the discipline and perseverance to carry out a rehabilitation program then using physio motive is a no brainer.
I thought to myself that something is clearly not right, It had become apparent that I was only contributing further damage to my left shoulder.
Mid October I spoke to Bradie for the first time about my concerns with the shoulder in question. The following day he had a slot free and was quickly able to diagnose the issue, which turned out to be shoulder impingement.
From that first session in October until December I was following a consistent routine of 3-4 days rehab per week that focussed on strengthening the rotator cuff in the left shoulder.
Resistant band work combined with very light resistance machine work was the first phase into rebuilding strength back in the rotator cuff.
Also incorporating ice application twice a day during this period were the initial building blocks to easing the shoulder pain and turning muscle wastage back into muscle.
December until now has seen a upward trend in strength and conditioning of the shoulder along with rest of the upper body. For the most part I have increased between 40-60% in terms of weight increments for both free weights and resistance machines.
Though my shoulder strength is not completely back to where it has been in the past, there is no question that I am on the right pathway to regaining further strength. The aches are now minimal at best and the rotation of movement in the shoulder has improved vastly.
Bradie has been very helpful and his meticulous approach to muscle rehabilitation has been a revelation for me.
I can say after nearly 5 months of initially using Physio Motive that Bradie provides the knowledge, guidance and all the tools required to help with injury therapy and recovery.
As long as you have the discipline and perseverance to carry out a rehabilitation program then using physio motive is a no brainer.
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In January 2022, Matt Farthing said about Physio Motive
I highly recommend Emily at physio motive, she did some great work on my neck and shoulders after an accident which caused whiplash
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