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Lovely local theatre with a good programme of events. Well run with friendly and helpful staff great pantomime, thank you everyone involved.
Lovely friendly little theatre. Always welcoming cosy.
Another NT broadcast and a great performance by Imelda Stanton and her real life daughter Bessie. No happy ending to this one. I love the chance to see these live …
The theatre is very small with about 100 seats. The atmosphere is quite intimate as the audience sits close to the stage. I will certainly return.
Great venue and shows Must register for car parking Cosy good atmosphere Nice bar
Went to see Robbie Gladwell and friends nov 30th, as ever they were a real treat, and know how to keep an audience happy, we hadn’t seen them at the …
Lovely small theatre. Excellent local group performance
Brilliant show last night watching the Stadium Rock Experience - highly recommend a visit - parking free if you register your car in theatre
Theatre is very nice. Foyer and bar very comfortable and volunteers very helpful. My only criticism is seating. The seats are not the most comfortable.
Great show and lovely to have something local on our doorstep. Bar is reasonable priced with a good selection. The seats are uncomfortable and feel really squashed in but not …
Great show. The Hotel Room. Barely a spare seat in the house. Thoroughly enjoyed the evening. So glad we could get in. Small theatre and a bit short of space …
Great little venue offering an intimate evening with some good performances at affordable prices. Highly recommend.
Fabulous History Talk evening about the local railway
Love this venue! What a great place for local theatre!
Attended The Nicky Trix Show. Absolutely fantastic one man children's show with lots for the parents too. Brilliantly funny man at a fantastic venue with loads of quality parking.
Small venue so you are always close to the stage. Raised seating so good view. Friendly staff, nice bar, plenty of parking.
Great venue, friendly staff, seating very close to the stage so great view. Good performance by Martin Turner
