White Rock Theatre
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Alovely night at the Theatre with a very pleasant per event supper a truly wonderful evening in Hastings we will return again.The per theatre supper in the theatre bistro was especially pleasant!
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Good show especially if you like Pink Floyd, Customer care was excellent. A lovely old theatre. Would go again to see other shows.
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We went here last night before the Think Floyd show and we had booked a table, they were late opening it up and service was a bit hit and miss, certainly not fine dining, but I ordered the spicy chicken burger and it was really lovely, the menu is very limited, so its a choice of 2 burgers a pie a veg burger or scampi, I do not know if this changes night to night, or week to week, but the food was really nice, I did have the Eton mess for desert but it was mostly cream.
The service is not great, like for desert they threw me a soup spoon, I asked for it to be changed and it was done but why give a soup spoon to begin with? it felt lazy.
The service is not great, like for desert they threw me a soup spoon, I asked for it to be changed and it was done but why give a soup spoon to begin with? it felt lazy.
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Enjoyed show - good seating very good view of stage. Friendly and helpful staff
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The show I saw was great, however, the building is in need of TLC and I was shocked to find the bar didn't sell cider, I was offered a bottle of fruity nonsense but they didn't have just an apple cider.
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Stick man was ace
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Clean good facilities helpful staff
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Good performance, staff sub optimal
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Grate place but a little expensive for food and drink
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A great show and great facilities with friendly staff
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Saw Peter Pan Pantomime with my grandson on Boxing Day. Great venue, very friendly and excellent performance.
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Really excellent panto
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Friendly staff overall but not all of them. Good clean building and cosy seats in a small theatre which gives nice close up views of whatever you are watching. Interesting building.
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Loved the Panto as did my daughter
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Really good theater for family and friends good atmosphere
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Second act I've seen here, great venue, though very hard to get drinks... Pre-ordered
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A nice old theatre
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Nice
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Great local theatre in a nice location opposite the pier and not too far from town, good selection of shows on throughout the year and always get a decent view.
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Nice theatre good atmosphere
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Situated right on the sea front opposite Hastings Pier this theatre feels just ever so slightly jaded but is full of character. Council owned but privately operated the theatre is used for a huge range of acts, except the big ones, partly due to back stage limitations. Free but highly competed for local free parking in streets behind theatre, and walking distance from the town centre. Has a bar and cafe with superb views along the sea front, over the pier and out to sea.
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Clean and pleasant theatre with a good variety of acts.
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Great local theatre.
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Good venue, and plenty of legroom and comfy seats
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The place is easy to get too but parking can be a pain so if you can, get there earlier.
We watched Sean lock who was brilliant and we sat at the back in the stalls, only complaint would be that it was a little warm in there so it could do with a bit of air con.
Prices are on par with all other theaters etc so you know what your going to expect. The bar in the foyer is tiny and the queue can snake around so can get a bit confusing as to what queue you are in, i.e to get into the show or to queue for the bar.
If you can then visit the Indian takeaway about 2 mins walk up the promenade, great food and service.
We watched Sean lock who was brilliant and we sat at the back in the stalls, only complaint would be that it was a little warm in there so it could do with a bit of air con.
Prices are on par with all other theaters etc so you know what your going to expect. The bar in the foyer is tiny and the queue can snake around so can get a bit confusing as to what queue you are in, i.e to get into the show or to queue for the bar.
If you can then visit the Indian takeaway about 2 mins walk up the promenade, great food and service.
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