Nice theatre, little bit expensive but they put on great plays and performances. Parking facilities…read moreare good and cheap and its a lovely place to take familly and friends for a good time.

This is a local theatre that oputs on a superb range of plays throughout the year. It is a…read morerelatively new building and as such the auditorium is very well staggered so that nobodys view is ever obscured, however short they may be. It also gives a very open view of the stage area. The rest of the establishment is well maintained and there is a nice tea and coffee area which also provides light meals. Upstairs is a bar area and you can order drinks for collection during the intervakl as well as socialising at either end of the performance. Parking is situated in a paying carpark underneath the theatre iteself. The absolute high point in the theatres calendar is the Christmas Rock and Roll pantomime. It is truly exceptional every year and appeals to ages 4 to 104.

Charter Hall is the main venue in Colchester for stand-up comedy and tribute bands to perform…read more Recent visitors have included Roy 'Chubby' Brown and other high-class acts. Although some performers are not to everyone's taste, the hall itself is well-equipped with padded seat and reasonable acoustics. The atmosphere is dragged down by the fact that the hall is attached to the town's only leisure centre badminton courts painted on the floor are one feature caused by this. Staff are usually quite helpful and parking is ample, although you now have to pay to park. In all, a reasonable venue three stars.

There is so much to do at the Leisure Centre. They have the main charter hall which is a massive…read morehall which has been used for concerts, exhibitions, sports events, bridal fayres etc. There is plenty of parking and it's really easy to get to.

The Spa Pavilion is where to go if you want to see a show in Felixstowe. Its mix of art deco and…read morevictorian styling may give it an air of faded glory but there is always something on. The shows includes stand up comedians such as Paul Merton and Jimmy Carr, Tribute bands with names like 'Think Floyd' and 'T-Rextacy', ballets, school productions and Derek 'ghost hunter' Acorah. The venue holds a fair few hundred and there are the traditional ice cream seller in the breaks and a bar and restaurant if you want to make a night of it. The Spa is in need of some modernisation but this may take away from its Victorian charm so you will have to make your own mind up when you visit. ...enjoy a great seafront walk and take in a show!

Not surpised it was closed. It looked very 'drab' inside. The resteraunt with sea front views was…read morevery poorly kept. The theatre had so much potential. Ive seen a few shows here and they were OK. A bit over priced for what they were but it is clear the theatre ran out of money.

A wonderful venue. I attended a concert there recently. I was a bit surprised to find that they…read moredidn't have a cloakroom. This was a slight problem as I had traveled from Manchester and had a large overnight bag with me. The staff were fantastic and the duty manager took my bag and stored it safely in his office leaving me free to have a great time. The theatre itself is lovely with very good acoustics. I had a great time. After the concert I was very well looked after by the security manager who, when the manager came down with my bag opened the ladies toilet to allow me to change. He then carried my very heavy bag into the staff car park for me(as I was travelling with the organisation) keyed me into the car park!! I was treated very well by a attentive and friendly staff, its a great venue and I can't wait to return.

It seems to me to be a pretty typical theatre. Nothing really stood out as being fantastic about it…read moreand nothing seemed to be terrible. They seem to have a decent range of acts and shows on, and the seats that we had gave us a decent view and didn't seem too cramped, and the ticket prices pretty average. Just a small complaint - there isn't much parking nearby, so there is a bit of a walk to the largest car park, but I wouldn't let that put you off. It's on the edge of the town centre so handy for there if you want to go and find something to eat or drink.

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.

Nice establishment to watch the classic rainy day/weekend movie. Unlike in America, they offer a…read morechoice of "sweet" or "salty" popcorn. Naturally, I chose the sweet popcorn. It is a lot easier to snack on. There are a couple restaraunts around the theater that look nice and reasonable to grab a bite at. *Note: Arrive early to pick your seat on the ticket dispensing machine.

THE WORST EXPERIENCE EVER. Took my daughter and husband with me to the movies and we bought three…read moreadult tickets. Before we bought the tickets we told CALLAUM why isn't there a child ticket and he said cause there isn't an option for this movie so we were told it had to be purchased as an adult ticket. We bought our tickets got inside the theater and then were ticked out because our daughter was not allowed in there. Ridiculous. We bought snacks and drinks just to watch the movie. We requested a refund or a credit for the snacks we got since we spent it for no reason. CALLAUM was very rude and said we didn't even have to refund these tickets for you since I told you she was not allowed in. He never said this. Trash experience never coming back and I will tell everyone I know NOT to come here.

A lovely cinema. Nice atmosphere and helpful staff. The cinema has recently modernized into digital…read moreand 3D and you can see the difference. I prefer independent cinemas, like the regal compared Photo link: http://www.regalstowmarket.co.uk/images/slide_3.jpg to cineworld.

The Regal Theatre is a cinema, theatre and bar in Stowmarket. The Regal is quiet small easy to get…read moreto, with a car park and pubs surrounding it. There is good entertainment there which is mostly advertised around Stowmarket town.

I've only been to this place as a cinema, it's the only independent one in Ipswich that I know of,…read moreso you get more of a choice than the usual trash on offer at the multiplexes. Slightly less comfort than the latter, but more charm! Nice basement bar area. Ticket office is in a separate part of the building, around the corner, which is slightly strange.