Theatre Severn (Shropshire) Reviews

Theatre Severn (Shropshire) Theatre / Musical National

Newest Review: ... or lift your see a seating area, and the bar in the corner, this has a lovely open plan feel, high ceilings, and regularly has art exhibitions on. The bar serves a wide range of drinks, from cider, to Real Ale, wine by glass or bottle, soft drinks and snacks such as Pringles and chocolate. Prices are reasonable in here and are on par with most pubs. There is a kiosk area, which is open show times, for coffee, drinks, ice-creams, etc, this week I paid £2 for a Magnum, £2.50 for a pot of ice cream Just to the left of this is another seating area, and when there is a show on there is generally merchandising stall set up. There is a outdoor... more

Customer Theatre Severn (Shropshire) Reviews (3)

thriftygiftyisme
Theatre Severn (Shropshire): Theatre Severn Shrewsbury - A Local Theatre with a big heart ... (1113 words)
by - written on 24/02/13 (Very useful, 25 readings)
Rating:

=Theatre Severn Shrewsbury= The theatre Severn is a newish theatre, having been built about 3 years ago, it is located in the town centre of Shrewsbury, in the Frankwell area, there is a large pay and display car park almost adjacent to the theatre. It is easily accessible by foot from the town centre, and accessible from most roads into the town centre. The river Severn is right but the theatre so from the one side of the theatre you have lovely views of the river and town, the planning was such that this was a factor that was taken into account. =Two for the price of One= Although this is called Theatre Severn there are two theatres within the ...  Read the complete review

xd-o-n-z-x
~ * Fab Shows! * ~ (2288 words)
by - written on 22/12/11 (Very useful, 48 readings)
Rating:

I have just returned from watching a pantomime at Shrewsbury's Theatre Severn, and thought I would share my experience of the theatre with you. Please note, this was not my first visit to the theatre as I have been there many times before. ~ * Is It Easy To Find? * ~ Theatre Severn is located in the Shropshire town of Shrewsbury. It is a brand new theatre and was opened around 2 years ago (instead of the old theatre). The theatre is located in a convenient place; right by the Frankwell carpark which means that there is always plenty of space to park your car; last night, as well as being a busy theatre night, there was also late night Christmas ...  Read the complete review

jojo8948
Theatre Severn (Shropshire): A Pleasure to visit (458 words)
by - written on 13/04/10 (Very useful, 20 readings)
Rating:

I went to this theatre last year and I thought it was great. For us the nearest place to see concerts and shows is the NEC/NIA in birmingham or in Wolverhampton. This is ok but I find getting out of these places a nightmare and it just makes for a long evening. So when a theatre opened up in Shrewsbury I had to see if it was any good, as we live about 8 miles out of Shrewsbury towards Telford. The theatre is located in Shrewbury and is very easy to get to, and has a huge car park, which is very easy to navigate, and I liked everything about it. Their website has listings that tell you who is on and it goes at least 3 or 4 months into the ...  Read the complete review

Products Similar to Theatre Severn (Shropshire)

Misanthrope

Nation - Visually stunning and humorous adaptation of a Terry Pratchett novel No longer on at the National Theatre

Legally Blonde the Musical - funny, great acting and singing, catchy songs none

Waltzing Waters (Newtonmore) - relaxing show bland music

Whitley Bay Playhouse (Tyne and Wear) - Good shows, cosy Not well signposted

More products in Theatre / Musical National
All these Advantages and Disadvantages are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity.
BEYOND THE BARRICADE
a selection of songs from several musicals in one performance
not long enough - I could listen for another hour or so!
Halfway to Paradise - The Billy Fury StoryMamma Mia
Present LaughterSeven Brides for Seven BrothersAnything Goes
Fun, Fun, Fun & John Barrowman
If you don't like 30s musicals, you won't like this.
Armstrong & MillerFour Nights In Knaresborough