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Provides details of performances and art exhibitions, as well as the function facilities and restaurant. Also includes virtual tour and online booking.
United Kingdom
Lovely clean venue, had a great night watching The Fureys. Drinks in the venue seemed reasonably priced, although the £1 surcharge for a re-useable strange plastic cup with a handle is a bit odd, especially if you’re only having one drink….
Lots of staff about to help people with directions and seating.
Seats are quite small/narrow, but so are all these places unfortunately.
Beyond EXPLOITIVE drink prices
2 tins of larger and a sml water £19
And a brownie bowl sitting out on the counter for people to breather over with no covers or hygiene lids - in the era of Covid 🤦🏻♀️
Going to the Opera House in future where you get treated like a person and not a number on a rip off conveyor belt
Experience of facility - nil
Show was good thankfully
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