Local Reviews
In December 2017, Angelmichael416 said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
The whole family enjoyed Aladdin,the cast were fantastic and really got the audience involved.The view from most of the theatre looked to be good and queues for ice creams etc at interval were quickly sorted.We found the staff friendly and helpful.Plenty of parking nearby.
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In January 2018, Paul C said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
Very enjoyable Boxing Day visit to the Garrick. Crimes on the Christmas express was an excellent play in the Studio. Enjoyed the interaction with the audience that this space provides. Will certainly look out for future productions here.
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In January 2018, lyonsdiane said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
Excellent night at the theatre with a difference. The actors were brilliant playing several parts in this small intimate area of the theatre which allowed for the audience to feel part of the show with the actors ensuring there was a very relaxed atmosphere. Don't want to say to much with regards to the content of the play as people need to go and experience this for themselves. Thank you all for such a lovely evening.
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In January 2018, johnnyboy830 said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
This was our third time at the garrick for the Christmas panto and it didn’t disappoint!
With the addition of a few new cast members it just gets better each year!
We all loved the slapstick comedy so funny!
We will be back again for Christmas 2018, keep up the good work and a big thanks to all the cast and people behind the scenes who make it happen! BRILL!!!!
With the addition of a few new cast members it just gets better each year!
We all loved the slapstick comedy so funny!
We will be back again for Christmas 2018, keep up the good work and a big thanks to all the cast and people behind the scenes who make it happen! BRILL!!!!
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In December 2011, CannockCountess said about National Memorial Arboretum
The minute you step into the grounds you start to feel "at peace". You begin to realise what so many gave up for us. The memorials are fitting tributes and the grounds are laid out beautifully. Every one ought to make at least one visit to the Arboretum.
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In January 2012, RatonCantabria said about National Memorial Arboretum
Whilst staying with friends they took us here for an outing, and we had a very thoughtprovoking day. On arriving we bought the guidebook rather than the map, and were amazed at how big the place was! It is huge, and you need a good 3 or 4 hours to get round it all, we didn't sadly. The main memorial on the mound is very humbling, and it was great to see staff up there to quietly explain any questions we had, they were all very knowledgeable. The different memorials, styles and approaches around the site were very interesting, and we spent a long time in the FEPOW building, which was really fascinating. The one thing to consider when visiting is the weather, it is an outdoor site, and the day we went it was horrendously windy and showery, not the best weather for sure. The trees themselves are obviously still very small, so not much protection around the site from the elements, we probably would have stayed longer had we come on a better day. As a result though, we also ended up eating in the restaurant to get a bit of shelter, which was a plus, as the food was fantastic! Entrance to the site is free, but you do have to pay for parking and the guide/map (one of which you will need).
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In July 2013, armybrat60 said about National Memorial Arboretum
Didn't quite know what to expect but I found this visit the most thought provoking and memorable part of my holiday. After visiting the memorials and gardens I found my feelings had changed from regret to a sense of appreciation. If you haven't been put it in your diary.
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In July 2013, JohnandShirl_13 said about National Memorial Arboretum
Great to share with my father who was quite emotional. Greatt ride on the tractor saved his walking which at 91 years old was very important. Excellent layout 7 so well tended
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In July 2013, Paul D said about National Memorial Arboretum
With its stunning main memorial and surrounding woodland and river, this place is a beautiful place for a walks and contemplation, excellent facilities for tea, or a main meal, will make a good day out.
There is a car park charge.........
There is a car park charge.........
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In July 2013, Stephen Y said about National Memorial Arboretum
Currently free to enter, this memorial commemorates the soldiers of the UK who have died in the various conflicts since the end of the second world war. The site is extensive with ample parking, and the "attractions" are developed continuously. It is a humbling experience to visit here, and there are numerous commemorative services throughout the year. There is a shop on site which sells souvenirs, together with cafe and toilet facilities. Up-to-date information can be found by visiting www.thenma.org.uk
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