Quay Theatre
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Highly recommend this family friendly show. We had a wonderful morning.
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We had a great time e at the panto today. Grandchildren loved it. Great fun for all ages
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Brilliant Panto with a fabulous cast. My special needs son had a great time 🤩
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First visit having lived in area three years, don’t think it’s advertised enough. Good parking. Quaint building. Smelt damp on entry. Cheap bar. Show we saw, Lionel Ritchie, was a bit amateur but overall good experience. Pop up restaurant looked good.
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Wonderful and intimate small theatre with myriad events from live bands, plays, comedians and movies. With the friendliest of staff I love coming here and bringing family and friends to one of the jewels of Sudbury.
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My friend and I had been planning a Hen Party for a while and due to unfortunate circumstances we had to find a new venue last minute to hold our own afternoon tea.
The Quay came up on our google search and it was the best thing that could have happened.
The employees are beyond amazing! They were so helpful with everything! We feel they went over and beyond with their customer service. They even provided us with extra helpful equipment that we had not asked for but were so grateful that they did.
The venue itself is wonderful for a private get together or just to go and enjoy a drink, it has a relaxed and fun atmosphere with a very friendly, helpful and professional bar lady.
The manager is a warm and welcoming lady that will immediately put your mind at ease and help with all queries.
The views are gorgeous for pictures as it is right next to the river stour.
The Quay pub/theatre took our crap situation and made it fabulous!
We highly recommend this venue for its building, bar, views, atmosphere and outstanding customer service! 💖
The Quay came up on our google search and it was the best thing that could have happened.
The employees are beyond amazing! They were so helpful with everything! We feel they went over and beyond with their customer service. They even provided us with extra helpful equipment that we had not asked for but were so grateful that they did.
The venue itself is wonderful for a private get together or just to go and enjoy a drink, it has a relaxed and fun atmosphere with a very friendly, helpful and professional bar lady.
The manager is a warm and welcoming lady that will immediately put your mind at ease and help with all queries.
The views are gorgeous for pictures as it is right next to the river stour.
The Quay pub/theatre took our crap situation and made it fabulous!
We highly recommend this venue for its building, bar, views, atmosphere and outstanding customer service! 💖
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Small intimate 125 seater with bar and free parking...Will never compete with venues that attract the bigger names but a good programme of performers always delights..😇
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Great atmosphere at an intimitate venue. Highly recommended.
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Awesome venue, staff all friendly and helpful
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As always, very well organised evening. The staff and volunteers do a wonderful job in this small intermet theatre.
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I love the quay it's a charming theatre staffed by locals that puts on the kind of joyous entertainment that is both better and cheaper than you'd expect.
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Lovely place to visit for lectures, theatre or cinema. I do all three. Comfortable seatung, friendly bar and a bootable restaurant.
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Went to see George Egg, Shed Chef, with 4 mates on Thursday 7th June. Met with a welcome by the volunteer staff. Good range of beers and spirits to help with the personal warm up. Then the show itself. Yet another terrific night of top class comedy from the Quay ( I have been to several over the last 5 years). Great entertainment and extremely tasty food to finish. Not bad for the price of a good show.
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This theatre is run by volunteers. Surprisingly good range and quality of drama, comedy, music and films.
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The quay is much more than a theatre. The bar is very welcoming, with views of the stour; coffee is good and there is a costume hire place on the top floor.I recommend a drop in and suggest signing up for more information about events.
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Visited Sudbury and The Quay theatre for the first time in February for ‘An Evening With Guillem Balague’. What a charming place.
The Quay’s website says that the building itself began life in 1791 as the principal Sudbury Warehouse, 'The Great Granary' for The River Stour Navigation Company. It’s certainly got a very historic feel to it as the walls of the auditorium (which holds about 100 people) are exposed brick and timber.
The seats are new, comfortable and have plenty of legroom even for someone over 6’ tall such as myself. The theatre is a registered charity and is supported by volunteers. This and the building itself give the place an intimate and friendly feel you just don’t get with bigger venues.
The booking process for our show was quick and efficient. When we arrived a man was waiting in reception (a volunteer?) to hand us our tickets. No hunting around to find where to collect them, no long queues, just a great personal service.
There is a small and free car park at the front of the theatre and we had no trouble getting a parking place. Toilets (important to some) were on the ground floor, and were modern and clean.
All in all we had a really great time. Even though The Quay is an 80 mile round trip for us by car, we’ll definitely be back some time soon. Well done to everyone connected with the Quay. You are doing a great job!
The Quay’s website says that the building itself began life in 1791 as the principal Sudbury Warehouse, 'The Great Granary' for The River Stour Navigation Company. It’s certainly got a very historic feel to it as the walls of the auditorium (which holds about 100 people) are exposed brick and timber.
The seats are new, comfortable and have plenty of legroom even for someone over 6’ tall such as myself. The theatre is a registered charity and is supported by volunteers. This and the building itself give the place an intimate and friendly feel you just don’t get with bigger venues.
The booking process for our show was quick and efficient. When we arrived a man was waiting in reception (a volunteer?) to hand us our tickets. No hunting around to find where to collect them, no long queues, just a great personal service.
There is a small and free car park at the front of the theatre and we had no trouble getting a parking place. Toilets (important to some) were on the ground floor, and were modern and clean.
All in all we had a really great time. Even though The Quay is an 80 mile round trip for us by car, we’ll definitely be back some time soon. Well done to everyone connected with the Quay. You are doing a great job!
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Obvious because it is a key place to attend. This theatre (a sort of centre for various attractions to the local community e.g. films, talks, music sessions, opera & ballet relayed from The Met, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden etc plus a delicious and interesting independent restaurant) is a very friendly place. Lots of volunteers - well prepared - give welcome and assistance. The help I have received here with wheelchair seating and manoeuvring, parking and other matters has been notable on many occasions. Just go for a bar visit and to discover what is on offer. Small but beautifully staffed.
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Had a brilliant evening , thoroughly enjoyed "That Eighties Band ", great venue and lovely staff
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Rather run down and cramped. Not a good venue for a school festival.
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The Quay is a wonderful theatre. A beautiful old building with an intimate auditorium. A great bar upstairs with some real ales on offer. Always a great mix of live theatre, music and cinema. Plus a nice place to stop for a coffee. Friendly atmosphere as well.
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Great little theatre
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Lovely cosy theatre with varied professional/amateur programme. Bar bit unaccessible for disabled.
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Wonderful venue. With the addition of the Sunday cinema! Me and my family have returned time and time again
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Really worth a visit. Food superb
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Great little theatre but the seats aren't the comfiest and the leg room is very cramped.
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