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5.0 based on 819 reviews
The New Wolsey Theatre official Trip Advisor page. A 400 seat venue in the heart of the county town of Suffolk. Come and visit us soon!We're more than happy for you to use this page to feedback about productions you've seen here but please also take the time to let us know about your overall experience. We can only improve with your honest and balanced opinions.
Excellent it is such a great night out. If you have never seen the it is a must. Very entertaining ,funny and the cast are very friendly.The theatre is also very welcoming nothing is to much trouble for the staff there. Fantastic night all round
5.0 based on 422 reviews
Great new wide premier screen. I have also been twice since reopening and the safety measures are good. unfortunately the cinema was virtually empty an a Sunday 1540 showing to watch the film Tenet. Please go and support this excellent asset for Bury which is really struggling to survive. Tickets are significantly cheaper than other larger cinema in Bury, and the new wide screen and sound system is superb as are the seats.
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Built in 1819, this Grade 1 listed playhouse is the only surviving example of a Regency theatre in the UK. It is the only theatre open to the public in the National Trust's portfolio of properties. Fully restored to it's Georgian splendour, the intimate auditorium and exquisite decorative scheme will provide visitors with an unforgettable and unique theatrical experience. Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds presents a vibrant, year-round programme of drama, music, dance and stand up comedy. We also offer regular tours of the building, contact our Box Office to book a space on one of our tours.
Went on a tour of the theatre which was excellent. From the explanation of how the theatre worked from its start in 1819 (including smells, hats and fans) to the comprehensive tour of the seating, stage and backstage including the scenery room, green room and the orchestra pit, it was packed full of information and stories. The tour lasted just over an hour and we went back to see the small exhibition about Sir Peter Hall. You can take photos everywhere. Very welcoming staff. Highly recommended to those interested in theatre - and free for National Trust members!
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Theatre named after Sir John Mills
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Every week at the Jerwood DanceHouse on the Ipswich Waterfront, we host over 50 dance classes and courses in our world-class dance studios. Covering a huge variety of styles, for all ages and abilities, including contemporary, creative, zumba, tots & co, adult ballet, tap and musical theatre to name just a few! DanceEast is so much more than what is presented in the theatre - we bring dance to people in schools, hospices and sheltered housing. Working with people from all walks of life; from disadvantaged backgrounds and those with special needs, we're privileged to see how dance changes lives every day. DanceEast delivers ground-breaking work through projects working with 'looked after' children and those at risk, as well as children in hospitals and older people in care homes, offering them all the opportunity to use dance for creative expression and physical and psychological therapy. Dance can energise, motivate, encourage creative thinking, and develop expressive minds and healthy bodies.
Fantastic dance studios a real hub for dance in the East, great programming and a superb little theatre for viewing contemporary dance. Very good and friendly cafe too
4.5 based on 837 reviews
Central Norwich premier theatre presenting musicals, drama, dance, opera, comedy and concerts. Professional shows are brought to Norwich direct from London's West End or as part of their national and international tours. Our bars and restaurant offer a wide selection of hot and cold food, snacks and drinks. Open from 9.30am Monday to Saturday, visitors are welcome to call in for coffee and cake or a bite to eat at lunchtime. Pre-show meals are available from 5pm in both the restaurant and the Adnams Circle Bar. Norwich Theatre Royal is fully accessible and family friendly.
What a great night we all had, didn’t know anything about the show and within 20 minutes I thought a standing ovation was coming, all the cast were fantastic and captivated us throughout the performance with Kayi Ushe being outstanding, many thanks.
4.5 based on 199 reviews
This city-centre theatre is known for its quirky, offbeat and brilliant shows, and its ever popular bar. A firm favourite across Norwich, the Playhouse brings big-name comedians, fantastic Fringe productions, magnificent music, amazing drama, great family shows, and so much more to the region. The intimate auditorium has just been refurbished, and is even more comfortable than before.
Really good evening. Karl Minns did a one man show and the audience laughed from the minute he came on stage to the moment he left. Can’t wait for the next show! The bar scene makes me want to be young again as it attracts a lot of student types. Great selection of drinks anything from a cup of tea to a locally brewed beer.
4.5 based on 286 reviews
Award winning live music & entertainment venue in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. From classical to jazz, folk to pop/rock, comedy, family entertainment & more! The Apex also hosts a stunning art gallery with frequently changing exhibitions, plus a cafe!
Nice venue and staff. Went to see an AC/DC tribute band there in Jan 2020. Staff are very nice and really good. "What time are you opening the doors?" - Response - "Not yet mate, get a beer and will be about right....queue is less upstairs" - that's what you like for an easy night out right? Simple as that. Thanks Apex :)
4.5 based on 17 reviews
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