Derby Theatre — Attraction in Great Britain

Got mela at Normanton park . First the ticket office said we don’t need to buy ticket for Saturday , you need for Sunday . We purchased the ticket for Sunday which was free but when we went on Saturday to see the mela we were not allowed to go in as we don’t have ticket . The park was full but mela was totally empty as they got barriers where the mela was . Rather than £2000 people purchased the ticket only £200 people is there . Very bad management every one was complaining. I go to Birmingham mela or Leicester mela never seen anything like this in my life . Try to explain the assistant manager Andy and other team people . I purchased the ticket on 9th of august for 20th of august so if I know we need the ticket on 19th I can purchase anytime but they said we don’t need ticket for 19th. The reason for writing the feedback to derby theatre because they arranged everything which we come to know from...

I have enjoyed a couple of events at The Derby Theatre in recent weeks. A sound production of The Great Gatsby and a performance by American comedian, Rich Hall. The atmosphere in the auditorrium was excellent for both. The theatre offers a fine line of sight from any seat and provides an intimate environment enabling audience members to feel close to the performers. This theatre should be receiving a five star rating but is often let down by a poor, at times, amateurish feeling front of house. This is in contrast to the theatre's previous incarnation as The Derby Playhouse with it's professional bar and restaurant. I do not believe the staff are to blame but rather the general organisation and management. The theatre is a great asset to Derby and improvements especially to the front of house might return it to its place as the formidable regional attraction it...

I went to see A Christmas Carol. I have seen many versions of this story over the years...from the RSC with Ade Edmondson to one with a cast of 3 doing all the parts but this has to be one of the best! Firstly the music from the very outset was magical with live musicians jigging and dancing but also playing a part in setting the mood of the scene. The set was wonderful and imaginative and worked well in every scene. All the actors were believable and played all their part with equal enthusiasm ...the children were so professional and natural. But the part that took me the most was where Belle give Scrooge his ring back ...you could have heard a pin drop in the audience it was so moving and captivating! So ...if you want an evening of the best local entertainment...go to Derby Theatre and see A Cristmas Carol,...