This is amature theatre at its very best. I have seen some…read moregreat Willy Russell comedies here as well as other plays and you can't fault it for professionalism. Friendly staff. Decent bar. People like Julie Peasgood and Michele Dotrice, actress Vivean Gray, actress Patricia Hodge, actress Gemma Merna, Patrick Wymark, actor, and a barmaid in Corrie started out here. The building is an old cinema. A good night out without cringingthe company are good!

I think the word amateur is key here because the few times that I have been I couldn't find…read moreanything to persuade me that it was worth parting with money to visit. Luckily I haven't ever had to pay because tickets have come my way for free which is a good thing because I would probably ask for my money back otherwise. There is a preponderance of 'shocking' (read adult) productions to entice people or 'gritty' to try to persuade people that it is serious acting and one or two productions that are supposed to be comedies. It's just a lot of marketing in front of second rate production / acting - think 'home and away' circa 1998 wooden performances and flimsy sets. If you're one of the luvvie crowd you would probably love this place and the productions however if you value quality acting and production you would be best going elsewhere. Your choice.

have taken daughter in the school holidays she loved it as there where people her age they show a…read moregood range of films,nice cosy place

Old Clee is great for interacting and work due to the multiple shops and a factory!For children…read morethere is plenty of space to play loads of different sports and a school.

Old Clee is a village..odd to review a village? Well it is now swallowed up between Grimsby and…read moreCleethorpes but still feels like a village. It was once tidal and reading will and inventories for here shows it was a prosperous place, full of yeoman farmers and fishermen, and in the 1600's several had valuable bibles and could read. The houses around the church are interesting. Dutch gable ends built by overseers of the Dutch community draining the lands. Also an amazing Turor stile manor with barley stick chimmneys. Fletcher Christian (of The Bounty) is said to come from here. It is lanes and quite amid the noise of the neighbouring areas. I was part of an archeological dif here but no significant finds. The main focal point is Old Clee Church. The 2nd Oldest Building in Grimsby. Holy Trinity and Saint Mary. The Saxon Tower dates back to c1050AD, and was designed to warn locals of Viking invasion. It was once administered by Wellow Abbey in Grimsby and the Bishops Visitation reports at the time are really funny to read (NO history isn't stuffy!) where the monk taking services whiines and complains of not liking leaving his monastary and the walk of about 2 miles was bad and he got hungry etc. No shops or cafes etc but the church is usually open to look around and the architecture is worth a look too. Look for the stone of the witches head on the tower. Sometimes I can see it and sometimes I can't. I think she pops out.