St Albans - What's On in and around Bricket Wood and Hertfordshire

It's a refurbished single screen theatre with an intimate feel. Refreshments are affordable, seemingly less expensive than a larger cinema. I find the chairs uncomfortable after a long sitting, would not recommend watching a long movie.

Great experience and different cinema. We had a sofa to snuggle up to watch while having a drink. A great night out and staff are fab and happy. Local restaurants to go to before so makes for a really different night.

The Abbey Theatre is a modern theatre with an excellent auditorium. The seating is sufficiently banked for the occupant of fvery seat to have a clear view of the stage over the head of the tallest patron in the seat in front. The friendly and efficient staff are helpful and the whole theatre appears to be well managed and is well presented. I have never been disappointed with any production and the standards give the West End a run for the money. Highly recommended.

On Golden Pond - good acting. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff. Great local theatre.

Great performance and arts venue and so much much Mary's soup is to die for. Well worth the trip even for just a coffee

We attended an acting class here which was nice. There is a cafe with plenty of seating and food options, however, there aren't really any healthy choices.

Very special place. Not particularly impressive from the outside (think warehouse) but the magic lies within. I attended a Silent Film Concert, showing Messrs Chaplin, Keston, Laurel & Hardy, accompanied on piano by the excellent Keith Nichols. You are surrounded by organ history and memories gone by and there are both rare and familiar pieces. Organ Concerts are monthly, as well as other one-off and seasonal events run to preserve these wonderful pieces. I'll be back!

A nice day out. We went and heard to Sunday concert. There were many different automated "player" organs that had drums, cymbals, saxophones, accordians and other instruments, not just your usual pipe organisations. Most were highly decorated and the volunteers had wonderful stories about each of the different organs they set to play for us. I will come back again.