I love this cinema! It's great for people with anxiety who don't like busy buildings. It is a…read morebrilliant establishment and the staff are the friendliest staff I've ever personally met. Prices-4/5 Food-4.5/5 Building-4/5 Screen sizes-3.9/5 Placement-4/5 Overall Rating-4.5/5

I have not been in lately, i think it has been refurbished though. It needed it! Before the decor…read morewas very dated, the seats were the fold down kind - not very comfortable. The prices have always been reasonable, and it is a cheap night out.

Wonderful restoration of an Art Deco cinema by enthusiasts who are still working hard to make it a…read morevenue for everyone in the area.

First time in this Cineworld. I love how they have the self service ticketing machines. No need to…read morego to the staff which were very few compared to the one in five ways. The screens are smaller ( atleast the one I was in) 9 compared to 12 in Five Ways. I love the seats better than the other cineworld and the whole interior design is much better and great lighting. Screens are upstairs and they have LED displays telling you what time and movie playing in each screen. It reminded me of AMC/Odeon in Broadway Plaza. (my favourite cinema) I will be making habbit to come to this cinema now. Comfortable, relaxed and great experience overall. The sound quality was so much bettter too. I normally don't notice these things but I noticed how clearer and great sound coming from the screen. Ofcourse it might be because smaller screen and barely any people inside but I want to believe it's like this anytime. :)

As a Cineworld Unlimited member, I normally go to Birmingham Cineworld (see separate review)…read morehowever, a couple of times recently I've been to the Solihull one to meet friends for lunch and movies. In the cold weather, what I love about this branch is that you don't have to go outside. Parking is secure and underground, and there are plenty of food options surrounding the cinema. It's an open front, and quite small, but always seem to be very efficient and serve quickly. There's a small Starbucks franchise in there so you can pick up coffee and muffins, a nice change to popcorn and cola! It always seems very clean in there, looking like the carpets have just been hoovered...maybe that's just me, but that's how it appears. It's certainly one of the more expensive branches of Cineworld locally, and parking is chargeable (though of an evening I seem to recall its only about £1, so not too bad). Due to the open front, I suppose offering parking validation as they do in Birmingham would be a little difficult, but if you're going to Touchwood for other things too, it's well worth it.

What a beautiful venue!…read more I went to see John Cooper Clarke perform, I left with a big smile on my face. Not just from the performance, but from the venue as well. Has a bar area, where drinks can also be pre-ordered for the interval, it is clean and warming, and the theatre itself is a gem. I did find the seats a little small, the larger bodied person may struggle, not sure if they have provisions. Ample free car parking outside too.

From the owner: Artrix is a versatile multi disciplinary arts centre based in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, with a…read more300 seat auditorium, a spacious dance studio, meeting rooms and a visually stunning foyer/gallery. The auditorium's balcony and side galleries give it an unusually intimacy, while its flexible central seating can be retracted to provide a dance floor. The venue's annual programme is made up of well over 200 specialist film screenings, over 400 workshop sessions and 12 exhibitions as well as participation and educational projects in the local community. Its live programme puts it at the top of many What's On in Birmingham lists. It consists of over 200 performances includes chamber and orchestral concerts, jazz, folk and blues gigs, top stand up comedy, cutting edge theatre and dance and more traditional drama.

Being the father of two small children, I rarely get the chance to watch the shows or attend the…read morecinema at the Malvern Theatre, despite the fact it generally receives some quality and varied shows. I do however use their restaurant. I go, despite the fact that there is little atmosphere. The food is decent, but not the big draw. I go because of the free and reliable wifi. The coffee is good, it is light and airy, and outside show times is seldom crowded. Malvern is not a connected city. There are few places with wifi, and of those service is patchy. The Theatre's wifi service can be relied upon. My family also enjoy the Theatre park that flows off it. It is well maintained and attractive.

This used to be The Malvern Winter Gardens, and used to put on many bands that are now household…read morenames. Iron Maiden and The Boomtown Rats to name but 2. In the 80s and early 90s, however, they went through a bit of downturn, and the place became a bit low rent. They then had a huge refit and it is now a lovely entertainment centre, because as well as the theatres, there is also a cinema, but the cinema seating does leave a bit to be desired. They seem able to attract some very good quality acts, and the whole feel of the place gives you a great excuse to get yourself dressed to impress, for a very classy evening out.

I went here last xmas on a slightly ironic xmas do. There were about ten of us, we all had food and…read morefar too much alcohol. The building is an old converted cinema and is huge inside. It was the first time most of us had played bingo, and it really was good fun, not because the game was fun, but because it was so hard. You wouldn't think that crossing off numbers on a piece of paper would be all that hard, but at the speed they read out those numbers, I can assure you it is. By the end of the evening we were all rolling about laughing, much to the annoyance of the regulars. I don't suppose these big old bingo halls will survive the onslaught of internet bingo, so try it soon or miss one of the funniest nights of your life.