"Dixon Studio" is the Palace Theatre, so it's sort of two and the same, so be sure to check out the…read moreQype reviews for Palace Theatre. Though this place is fairly decent, it could do with a renovation; the venue itself has avoided closure on several occassions thanks to sponsors and donors, but it definatly needs a renovation to bring in the bigger names and acts, and perhaps even an expansion. The price of confectionary is fairly expensive, (expect to pay nearly twice for a bag of your favourite sweets than you would at a supermarket), though the price of drinks vary, (whilst lagers are pretty cheap, alcopops and soft drinks are very expensive by comparison). Hopefully if more people perform and see acts here, the quality of the theatre will reflect that of the cost of the tickets.

An old theatre that's been saved by numerous people many times from bankruptcy, this venue adds a…read morenostalgic feel to it, (both as a performer, and audience member). Although small, the venue certainly gets in some good acts, including Andy Parsons, Russel Howard, and Showaddywaddy. Whilst all Russel Howard kept going on about was his boring family, he did have a start-up act, and also spent time afterwards signing merchandise and taking pictures with anyone who wanted one, which was set out in the modestly sized foyer area out front, which also includes a decorative grand piano. The only thing I don't like about the theatre itself is it always smells dusky and dirty, and the venue really needs a total renovation to justify prices akin to it's current owners, who are the same people who own the Cliff's Pavillion, though saying that, the prices are very reasonable, and do represent value for money. If they renovated the place, they could pull in more talent, and more audiences, and thus this would work out for everyone.

One of two theatres in Southend - this one is just a way up from the town centre on the main road…read moreA13 / London road. Easy to find but parking can be very difficult. The Palace often has interesting plays and a variety of shows on - I have managed to see The Vagina Monologues, The Circus of Horrors tour and a Wind in the Willows pantomime at Christmas. The prices are much cheaper than going to the west end and it can be just as enjoyable. I would advise checking the website a while in advance to see if there is anything you are interested in. Most show shave a very short run of a week or two.

Beautiful theatre in the heart of Westcliff. The Palace…read moretheatre outs on a wide variety of shows throughout the year including many amateur societies from within the town. There is a bar serving interval drinks which can also be pre-ordered and there's a kiosk to buy sweets and soft drinks etc. the theatre is particularly buzzing around Christmas when there's a Panto for children and adults alike.

If you're staying in good ol' Canters for a few days, I'd definitely recommend a visit the Marlowe…read moretheatre. During my undergrad years here, it was actually still under renovation and well, I'm shallow and new buildings always excite me. Marlowe is no different, it's definitely ready for big crowds and summer time drinks outside the patio. They've made a large patio and even decorated it with a happy theatre mask which is creepy at night, and if you're a bit drunk and high. (Students will most likely be that!) Inside the theatre itself is a theatre worthy of big big productions, I think they have 4 levels of seats, somehow, we managed to bag front row centre tickets to see Sarah Millican (to be fair, we booked 18 months in advanced!) The only qualms I have is that they definitely cater to the the locals and not students because the prices for drinks are STEEEEEEP. £4.10 for a frigging single oj and vodka. (I might just go the to student bars beforehand, thanks. If any of you feel the same way, and not local to Canterbury, drop me a line and I'll direct you to the uni campus so if you do want to drink like a student and give the liver a wake up call, you'll know where to go-also SNAKEBITE. Gets you absolutely carparked.)

I have not watched a theatre performance there but spent an evening there when Tap Dogs was on in…read more2002. Cannot really remember how exactly the interior looked like but there must have been some upper rear stalls. Don't miss out the Theatre Pub next to the theatre. Anyway, nicely located in the town centre. Update 2012: The originial Theatre Pub doesn't exist anymore. The old theatre has been refurbished and now has a very modern appearance.

The South London Theatre is a community theatre, this means all the backstage workers,set builders,…read moredirectors, actors and even the bar staff are volunteers and anyone can get involved regardless of experience. It is great fun and with over twenty shows a year there is plenty of opportunity to get involved. There is also a very active youth section with classes on a saturday morning for a whole range of ages.

The Churchill Theatre is actually quite nice inside and very roomy. Much larger than how it looks…read morefrom the outside on the pedestrianised High Street in Bromley town centre. The seats are comfy with a lot of leg room and great views from the Circle. The staff are very friendly too. Went to see Keep Dancing. It was a very entertaining night out, with special guests from Strictly Come Dancing, Lisa Riley and Robin Windsor. Good music and good dancing. I also liked that it finished at 9.30pm giving you plenty of time to get home if you have a long way to go.

Came here to see The Producers. The venue is in the middle of Bromley High Street, so you can't…read moremiss it! The venue itself doesn't look much from the outside but it's lovely inside, with a number of bars. The staff were also friendly and helpful. The auditorium is lovely, and the seats were very comfortable. There is a good selection of eateries for pre/post show meals (most within 5/10min walking distance to the venue).

A very good theatre that put on lots of different productions. They have lots of different groups…read morethat use the theatre so something for everyone. I've found that because it's not a main theatre that the prices are a lot more competative so you can afford for all they family to go. Plenty of parking and easy to get to.

Can't recommend visiting and seeing a show enough! One of the best London experiences! We got…read moretickets to Pinocchio over Christmas and really enjoyed the show despite it being outside. So glad hubs got tickets where you could sit as the seats in front of the stage have people standing which is cool but for a tourist who walked 30,000 steps earlier in the day sitting was most appreciated. Our seats had direct view of the stage so we saw everything perfectly! We grabbed dinner at the Swan which is part of the Theatre building and the food was great and it made it easy to access our seats as we just walked through an interior door in the restaurant and we were in the theatre! The play was awesome! Sitting with the crowd under the nighttime stars was awesome! It's really a must do while in London!

Iconic theater, now restored, well-known for its association with Shakespeare…read more Was on our must-do list but we could not score tickets for a show. Still stopped by for pics and to soak in the atmosphere. Will plan better next time!