Derby Theatre

Went to see school of scandal.
Firstly we had a coffee in the cafe asked for 2 lattes to take into the theatre (paper cups) they came in a cup and saucer and were very small and half full of froth . The coffee was also cold I took mine back and asked for hot milk to be added a touch was added but it still was cold and a lot of froth very disappointing for the price.
The actually show was the least funny comedy I have ever seen , I couldn’t hear some of the actors and they were speaking very fast. This said the actual acting of the cast was very good but the script was terrible, a lot of people walked out after the first act we sat it out but honestly felt it was a waste of good money

I am in a wheelchair and need a companion so I applied through their website and got my free carer space. The theatre has disabled toilets, lifts and the staff were brilliant, all very helpful. Would definitely visit again.
We went to see Flying High which is a gang show put on by Guides, Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and their leaders from Derby and it was really good. Would definitely recommend the theatre and the show.

Really enjoyed the performance of 12 Angry Men. The theatre itself is lovely. Just wish there was more legroom so could be more comfortable with joint issues and having to keep struggling up to let people by. Staff always seem lovely and polite. Cafe was closed though.

Friendly staff, very helpful.
Went to see an afternoon, children's performance so was a bit noisy but this was teachers/parents fault not theatre. Would Def go back.
Only downfall for us was the disabled toilet access, it was very tight and also the baby change so there was a queue which added more stress to the situation .

Located in the centre formerly known as INTU or Eagle centre. Few minutes walk from the bus station and car parks.
We saw a show in the main auditorium. Really good acoustics and absolutely loads of room between the rows.
Good toilets.
Coffee shop selling hot drinks and snacks. There a bar upstairs too.

I’ve visited a few times over the last year, with most recently coming to see “Brassed Off”. The theatre is very easy to get to, with many places to park within the shopping centre or local area. The theatre itself has a downstairs cafe, & bar upstairs. In terms of seating, I don’t think you would be disappointed anywhere you sit, as the theatre is relatively small compared to others.

Visited Derby Theatre to see Our Dementia Choir - fantastic evening with the choir sing a number of songs supported by Derby City concert Orchestra. All in all a good experience.