Great company and equipment, very professional. Marc was on time for my event and the day was…read moreperfect. I would definitely recommend. Marc was very thorough with health and safety and provided lots of information to make sure the hire ran smoothly. Prices were great value for the quality! Thank you Colourful Castles!

Used colourful castles for my daughter 4th birthday party and was amazed with the service, Marc…read moreeven recommended the hall I used for the castle I wanted and put me in touch with them. Marc's service was exceptional and I was beyond happy with all equipment he supplied for her party! Will definitely be using colourful castles again and recommending them to friends and family!!

Outstanding service and high-quality products and I would recommend to all of my friends.read more

An excellent local venue for not only amateur dramatics but also live jazz and classical music,…read morecomedy nights, community singing events, and more. Has a lovely and dedicated team of volunteers and staff who help run the venue, and the building has maintained its unique charm. Lovely little bar area too with very reasonably priced drinks. A hidden cultural gem right in the heart of Hertfordshire!

It's am-dram that you pay to go and see which has always struck me as frustrating but I know where…read morethe money goes. It has a full bar and a couple of rooms which I'm not sure if they use for more than one production per night but there seemed to be more than the 50-100 people in the foyer than fit into the back-room-style 'auditorium' we sat in. The play was good enough but slightly offensively amateur towards the end with bright lights and Rufus Wainright's 'Hallelujah' playing over the tanoy but while that wasn't the actor's fault it's such a small theatre community that the same repeat offenders are brought in consistently for production and direction jobs. All in all, it was fine but smacked of the kind of pseudo-professionalism that school plays throw an envious side-eye towards, while it's larger theatre cousins mop their brows and wince at whenever their drunken uncle sits at the keyboard and rouses the room into a rendition of 'Knees Up Mother Brown' with actions. Oh... and unless you know exactly where you're going, the entrance is a bugger to find.

Good location and can hold a variety of events. They normally hold alot of theatre productions…read morethere for at a very cheap price per ticket. they sometimes do club nights there too. great for up and coming artists.

I was so lucky to have found Prestige Special Occasions for my wedding last August. We were looking…read morefor the full service of fitting and collection of chair covers at a reasonable price. Lola came through and completely took the stress out of that part of the wedding. Customer service was top notch. All my questions answered quickly and I was completely reassured that things would run smoothly ahead of the day. We were not disappointed.. the chair covers were great quality and the red organza bows looked amazing. Fitting was done well in advance and I didn't have anything to worry about as collection was included too. I have given out Lola's details to all my friends who are planning a wedding. Could not fault the service. Thank you so much.

I must admit that the service I got from Lola at Prestige Special Occasions was absolutely first…read moreclass . Nothing that I asked for was too much trouble from this wonderful lady ! She definately helped contributed to the success of my wedding by making my decisions much easier .

They have a fairly mediocre range of shows, but the pantomime is usually good, and without a…read moresoap-star. Some of the Amateur Dramatic shows are very good, a fair number of C-List celebs appear with occasional gems. Best to get onto a mailing list as it's so easy to miss them. The illuminated sign outside is frequently out of date, with last weeks details on it. It has the only cinema in town, with a top film once a month, otherwise it is Antiques and flower arranging to entertain you. The bar has the slowest service you could possibly imagine, either pre-order your interval drink or nip across to the pub over the road.

They now have quite a large range of shows in which are for various different age ranges. I find…read morethe Saturday morning film great for the kids whilst in the evening I can enjoy a show. The café also has Starbucks coffee and a range of meals on offer. The staff are very friendly and will always help you. It isn't a palace, but it is definitely value for money and perfect for a family. Its local and easy to access. They also do afternoon tea with certain shows- its a great way to spend your Sunday evening! The manager deals with any issues with speed and comfort. They do have parking, but not many spaces for the daytime, but that is the fault of the council. Overall I think its a friendly environment if you want to just go and relax, watch a show and feel as though you spent your money well.

I can't praise Robin and Ayfer highly enough. I have been using their services for years and would…read morerecommend them to anyone. Not just for the quality of their work but for the amazing service and professional attitude. I'm an artist and need my work photographed accurately and quality prints made, both they do within a great timeframe. Nothing is too much trouble and they often have great suggestions. If you go to them you will be in safe hands!

I have mixed feelings about the Cambridge Corn Exchange. I've only been to one show here, so I…read moredon't have a great deal of experience, but here are my impressions of the venue so far, in bullet format for some unknown reason: Positives: -- Great location, not that they have control over it, but right in the center of Cambridge, and well positioned for a full night out, if desired. -- It's nice and open, doesn't feel cramped but also retains a level of intimacy with the artist. Nicely done. -- I'm a big guy but found the seats in the balcony to be quite comfortable. Plenty of legroom and cushion, though perhaps night quite elevated enough from the row in front. Negatives: -- They ran out of some varieties of beer, and still water, before the show even started! That's terribly mismanaged -- The hugely bright lights that flash at the audience at impact points during a performer's music shine directly into the eyes of the people sitting in the balcony. They detract from the experience, rather than enhancing it. I don't need to be told when to be moved by the music, I can decide for myself. -- Avoid the back rows of the balcony -- I can't imagine you can see much from there. We were in the third row of the balcony (row CC), though, and thought the seats had quite a nice view, but the view of the upper part of the stage was slightly obstructed by the lighting rig. -- There's only one entrance door, so there was a queue around the corner to get in. So there it is. Overall a decent venue -- I enjoyed it more than the O2 -- but some mismanagement of both the concessions and the main performance knock it down a bit. Still, we will return because they pull in some great acts!

Thank you Suggs, we had a great time listening to your life story…read more BUT oh my, oh my, the seats in the Corn Exchange do not get any more comfortable and the sight line to the stage depends so much on the hairstyle of the person sitting directly in front of you. Time for an upgrade?