We were lucky enough to visit Helmingham twice this summer(?). Once for the Suffolk Festival of…read moreSpeed and once for the Suffolk Dog Show. The hall is perhaps a 15min drive north of Ipswich and is quite unassuming until you get into the grounds. Once there the hall is an impressive building that began life in 1480. I particularly like the idea of the moat - a concept that was met with a swift rebuttal when I suggested to my better half that it would be a good way to keep out unwanted visitors! The gardens are Grade I listed and I gather that the Lady Tollemache is responsible for them. Although we visited the hall to attend two events, I would suggest that the hall and surrounding gardens are worth a visit in their own rights.

Probably the best place in Cambridge for a traditional pantomine with audience participation gags…read moreand more than a few laughs. Great entertainment in a lovely surrounding. The arts Theatre is a great venue in a easy to access place (parking in grand arcade). Good box office service. Has some very big name productions throughout the year

The theatre is comfortable with an excellent programme and big names, but I object to the booking…read morefee being added to every ticket price regardless of how payment is made. If you can get to the theatre by public transport it is easier (and much cheaper) than parking, but there are carparks in the vicinity.

I guess a lot has changed since the class of '96 but the foundations must surely be the same?…read more The main entrance in seldom used unless you are accessing the sixth form on walcot road. Instead there's a short cut on Uplands way which everyone uses. There used to be a shop by this entrance which has sine returned to being just a house. The school has a large concrete play ground with mobile teaching units. The most recent building was the language and science department.

The christmas show 2017 was the best Christmas show i have ever seen! A moving spectacular.... i…read morewill come to Gt Yarmouth more than every 25 years now.... truly entertaining. The building is amazing and the kids loved it too

The Hippodrome is one of the oldest surviving circus buildings in the UK dating back to the early…read more1900s. The circus features a water spectacular where the ring is sunk and filled with water for synchronised swimming routines. There is a dance troupe Estelle's dancers which regularly perform in the shows. The shows are full of colour and variety and the clown is hilarious. The downside is that the seats are quite steep around the ring - there's not much room but it's worth it because the shows are fantastic. A great way to spend an evening in summer and the kids will love it (especially the clown!)

Please use the other listing for reviews of the Theatre…read more The theatre transforms into a cinema when there are no live shows on. Very reasonable prices, and they even accept Orange 2for1 on Wednesdays.

Sadly a lot of piers are slowly falling into the sea, so its great to see Cromer pier in such good…read moreshape. Consistently busy in summer with kids crabbing off the deck and fishermen dangling bait from the end, its a great reminder of the towns glorious past. And in fact its glorious present, because it's a fine place to visit, with a lot of lovely art and craft shops, places to get icecream. And pubs. The beach is ace around the pier too, it even has a surf school where you can learn to hang 10 on a two foot swell. Whatever that means If you're around cromer in the evening and want a 70s flashback, end of the pier shows still take place every season.

Cromer Pier is a great place to be. It's the home of the Lifeboat, and The Theatre which has a bar…read moreand cafe attached to it. It is a popular fishing spot, and 'crabbing' is a favourite activity for summer visitors. There is plenty of seating throughout and at the entrance there are toilets, a restaurant, a gift shop and ticket office.

Brilliant little theatre. Seating nicely placed with plenty of legroom. There are 2 box's which are…read moreusually the same price as the circle and holds about 6 people in each one, so great for family or friends to sit together. There is an inhouse cafe and bar which is open during the day and evenings if there is a performance. This theatre is one of 13 designed by david Fisher and build around East Anglia. I don't know if any more are still standing. This one was first opened in 1828. You will see many historic items on display recovered during restorations and the orriginal (reconstructed) pit in the atmospheris cellar. There is an unusually broad programme of arts events and reasonable prices and consessions with tickets easily booked on line. The theatre is also used as a cinema.

Great little theatre. Well worth a visit. Varied and entertaining shows.read more

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.