The Thornbury Theatre

Watched Chris Connor Elvis show at this venue. What a pleasant surprise. The show itself was great as was expected. The venue is a gem. Staff are very friendly and this end of High Street has a lot to offer. Will definitely go back for more events.

Great character filled old theatre. Saw a concert there and booked the dinner and show package. Great venue, but food and drink prices.way over the top. Would have spent more mony there if we xidn't thi k.we were being ripped off

Saw Casey Donovan who was fabulous. Lovely theatre but the chairs were too close together, especially in the current covid climate. I had been there before where they had tables set up which was much better

Great venue, attended a few events good experience so far. Parking has always been issue. Give plenty of time to find parking

Although we thoroughly enjoyed Chris Connor as Elvis he was amazing ; the venue let it down.Firstly we were allocated A1 and A 2 seats which you would think would be amazing seats right … wrong , they were so far left of the side of the stage that the view of the musicians key board and stage itself was the dominant view.Then to have to wait 20 minutes for a chair which was missing (A1) to arrive after a very disgruntled foul mouthed organiser - with zero apology when we finally were given the missing chair .Topped off by the toilets - ladies toilets had 2 blocked toilets and 2 toilets with no tp.On requesting more tp a lady was told by said disgruntled organiser - she would have to wait as he was “busy”…Thank goodness we loved the performer . I would never attend this venue again.

Lovely! Though unfortunate the female toilets on second floor aren't wheelchair accessible

We were very lucky to find a parking spot close by.The venue's seating leaves no good impression...ordinary flimsy, dirty chairs that has seen better days!Some chairs has bent legs that could snap anytime!The inside of theatre was pretty and there is at least a lift to the first floor BUT ladies toilets still has a few steps to climb!

The Thornbury Theatre is a beautiful old building. The seat were just a little uncomfortable. The staff were friendly.But the singer Chris Connor was awesome. And the Comedian was brilliant. He made me laugh.

This place is great to view a band BUT. The 2 servers that are behind the bar upstairs are in the wrong game. In particular the girl with the green in her hair has one of the poorest attitudes towards customers I've witnessed. Every person from my table and others that came back with a drink asked me if I was unfortunate enough to be served by her. They all commented the night was tarnished by the bar service. If you hate your job, find another away from customer service. Don't bring the venue down with you.

Elvis Big Band show. Poorly organised.Show was supposedly sold out. Allocated seating wasn't available. People who came late were left standing and more chairs had to be brought out for them and the seats were placed in front of VIP patrons. Which was unfair. Worse was when people started to stand around in front of the stage therefore blocking the view of those who were seated.