Theatres in Uk
Visit Lincoln and enjoy great entertainment at the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre. The LPAC has something for everyone so we invite you to check our programme and plan a great weekend or evening in Lincoln.
It's easy to see why The Spread Eagle in Croydon as an unrivalled reputation. With locally brewed cask ales and a deliciously diverse menu, it's a food and drink paradise! And don't forget to check out the upcoming shows at their theatre too!
Entertaining! You are a very talented bunch! Everybody come to Croydon for more culture. Croydon: city of culture 2014!
Source: thebestof.co.uk
Milton Keynes Theatre, hosts Top Musicals, live theatre, ballet, large and smallscale productions – it’s all happening at Milton Keynes Theatre, cultural hub of the city
We spent a fabulous evening at Milton Keynes theatre watching this year’s pantomime, Aladdin. The actors were all wonderful, but Kev Orkian as Wishy Washy stole the show with his cheeky charm. Full of glitz and glamour, music to sing along to, traditional panto silliness which the children giggled at throughout, and plenty of jokes aimed at the adults too. We all loved the random but brilliant appearance from Bruce Airhead, an act which can't be described, you would have to see it to believe it! Festive fun and laughter for all the family: the hilarious cast take you on a magical musical carpet ride!
Source: thebestof.co.uk
Lichfield Garrick Theatre and Studio is a well attended theatre showing a wide range of productions for children and adults alike. The popular Green Room Cafe serves a wide selection of snacks and hot and cold dishes and is open to theatre goers and passers by. Lichfield Garrick Theatre and Studio hosts business meetings and conferences with delegates attending from all over the UK. For a Staffordshire theatre promising a great night out of entertainment, see what's on at Lichfield Garrick Theatre and Studio.
We booked tickets for this live screening in the cinema a few weeks ago for last Saturday night. As the box office is only open for a few hours Fridays and Saturdays I decided to ring Friday lunchtime to see if the performance was going ahead and find out how long the running time was for. Because of the reduced hours I was placed in a queue on the phone for around 20-25 minutes. Anyway when I was put through the lady said the screening was still going ahead but she didn't know how long the running time was for. After I finished my phone call and looked at my emails I had received an email from the Garrick reminding me of my booking. Surely, if this had been sent out earlier in the day it would have avoided anyone having to ring up to see if the performance was going ahead. When we arrived at the Garrick there was a social distancing queue and plenty of santiser and when everyone was seated there was only about 15-20 people there. The performance, which was more of a documentary, was very interesting and enjoyable but after around 90 minutes the credits came up, we were surprised to find that was the end and everyone got up and left. Surely this should be reflected in the price of the tickets, because we have been to cinema screenings here before and they have been much longer than this.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk
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