We went to a family party. It was really good for children between 3 and 8, but any older and it wasn't entertaining. The age was advertised as this, so the older children in our group found out a little boring.
Excellent entertainment especially given the fact it was pouring down with rain!
I was on holiday very recently, now back at work, and went to see three live shows - Showaddywaddy, Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons (tribute act) and Jim Davidson, and as great as they all were, I was very dissatisfied with the lack of leg room, the rows of seats were all cramped together and you had to “climb” over people if you’re unfortunate enough to be in the second or further rows back; poor access for people in wheelchairs, plus-sized people, no air conditioning, and no souvenir merchandise for people to buy as a memento of their night, which is extremely disparaging and disrespectful of the actual performances.
Went to the Britannia Theatre to see oh what a night, would highly recommend!
The theatre smells slightly damp and musty, the lights were down when we were trying to find our seats before the show, which made it very difficult!! There should be a bin by the ice cream stand inside the theatre! Having said that, we enjoyed the show.
Good theatre, look forward to seeing more comedy here after lockdown. Saw Jimmy carr last year.
Britannia Theatre (Great Yarmouth) is located at 65 Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth NR30 2EJ, UK
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