The Grand Opera House is a lovely venue in York which shows a wide range of shows. It is called the…read moreopera house yet it does show other things such as comedy stand-up and musicals. I've been a few times-last time was to see Jimmy Carr live which was great. There's a bar when you first go in which is nice for before shoes and the interval break. The seats are comfy enough in the actual theatre and although there is not a lot of leg room this seems to be pretty standard for theatres anyway. There's a carpark nearby although you do have to pay for that.

I used to work here, so I'm a bit bias. It's a wonderfully old building. It does very well…read moreconsidering its location. There's no parking, but the castle car park is just up the road. We enjoy going here.

Hubs and I met friends here for a long-needed catch-up. Although we did not eat, all of us did have…read morea nice cup of tea. The atmosphere is cheerful but quiet. Nice hidden gem

Food always great, great atmosphere but always busy. Lovely to be able to wander through their art…read moregallery, museum and amazing artist craft shop. A good opportunity to stock up on cards too.

Saw Jack and the Beanstalk over the Holidays. I first my opportunity but not my last. From the…read morebeing to the end, I was laughing, and enjoying myself. If you need a great night with your family/friends.. I will return as soon as possible. Thank You for a Great Night......

I love the Theatre Royal in York. They show loads of different things, most famously the yearly…read morepantomime every Christmas which I always go to. The Theatre is a gorgeous building and there is loads of seating inside. There is also a cafe/bar which serves really nice food.

Been to see quite a few shows here. If you haven't seen a "panto" before - this is the place to go…read moreand see it. It's a coffee place during the day

Fantastic place for children and adults wanting to learn to dance, sing, act, in fact anything to…read moredo with the performing arts, then this is the place to go. Exceptional , qualified teaching staff, warm and friendly family atmosphere. Well groomed and disciplined students from tots to the more mature.. Take a good look at their website, its well worth a visit and you will find something to suit everyone. My girls adore their lessons here, never have to cajole them into going, in fact have a hard time to get them home again ! Mic, mum to two budding little stars.

From the owner: Performing Arts School. Teaching Dance, Drama & Singing.read more

It's quite a nice theatre although it looks plain on the outside, but the theatre is nicer on the…read moreinside than it is on the outside. It has more of an art deco / modern feel inside than most English theatres, but still retains the traditional opulent feeling, with red upholstery, wall panels, and curtain. The theatre is a very nice size as it's not too big or too small and is easy to get in and out. I visited here to see Derren Brown's show on two occasions which we really enjoyed. The theatre staff seemed very on top of things, and I would definitely come here again.

A proper 'traditional' theatre with stalls and circles. Always gets some good touring productions…read morethrough the year, as well as big names for the panto (think Chuckle Brothers, Cannon & Ball, and that bloke out of Emmerdale who played Joe Sugden). I've never had a bad night out at Hull New Theatre, and worth a trip if you enjoy proper 'live' entertainment

I have only been to the Riverhead theatre once and i took my children with me when we got 2 tickets…read moreto see a show just before christmas last year. The show itself although only a dress rehersal was fantastic! The kids loved it, the only downside i can see to the Riverhead theatre is that it is very small, but then in a town the size of Louth i guess it doesnt really need to be that big! The tickets are very reasonably priced although the prices vary depending on what shows are on but i dont think i have ever seen a ticket advertised that has cost more than £11. The theatre itseld is very clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful.

I've only really been to the Riverhead Theatre when my daughter appeared there in her dance shows -…read morehowever, I was very impressed by it. It's a fantastic asset to Louth and well deserving of the lottery funding it's had. There are professional dressing rooms, a well-appointed stage with good lighting and even a bar. Views of the stage are good from all seats because it's such a small theatre, and this definitely adds to the atmosphere. The Playgoers theatre company often advertise different plays and these get excellent reviews.

Gorgeous theatre, seats over 600 but it's only a small market town so always room to get in. Staff…read moreare lovely