Darwin Hall is a great community resource that has rooms available to hire and a small outside…read morespace. There is one large room which is great for large classes and there was more than enough room when I tried zumba to ensure that I did not bump in to anyone else. There are activities taking place in the hall most days of the week so you're likely to find something of interest going on. There is a smaller room although this has a dividing wall that can be pulled back to create one large space. However, as this is not a permanent wall you may find that you can hear what is going on in the next room. The smaller room is a great size for meetings. There is also a kitchen which can be used if you have hired the hall for family parties, etc. Overall, Darwin Hall is a great space that is clean and modern for the local community. As it's a modern building, it's not draughty and a well designed space.

Indeed this theatre is smaller than most in the bigger cities…read morebut it is cosy and prices reasonable. And as well as many amateur performances, you can also find some real gem performances by professionals or artists. They don't offer free tickets for people with disabilities that need assistance, but access is good and the staff very helpful and friendly.

A smaller more intimate theatre compared to those in Birmingham (Alexandra, Rep etc,.) but well…read morepresented and organised. Modern on the inside, the cafe is really lovely and spacious. Good array of snacks for the interval and a well-stocked bar. Went to a daytime matinee with kids - which was really good fun - but would love to go back of an evening to see what kind of atmosphere/clientele then. I think it helps that the show we went to see was hilarious and really entertaining , not only did my son love it but the adults could not help joining in too(then again I am a big kid still at heart). We watched a musical production of 'The Ugly Duckling' which was very much in the pantomime type audience participation vein. My son started off thinking he was way too cool to join in, but after the first half hour he was clapping his hands and screaming out loud with the best of 'em. The other thing I liked is that they were not too pushy with the whole merchandise sales. There was a booth in the foyer for the kids to buy from - little keepsakes etc,. but they were just kind of there - not being shoved in your face as I have witnessed at other similar events. Location is really convenient too, right next to a multi-storey and near the main shops in the centre of Lichfield. Will go back for a more 'serious' production and let you know my update soon.

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My sister in law suggested we go to netherstowe house for afternoon tea so five of us went. It's in…read moreLichfield but hidden away so luckily she knew where to drive to!! As I was photoing outside, the door opened and we were greeted by a member of staff who took us to the waiting area. As we waited for the other girls, we ordered drinks and took in the atmosphere. I'm normally a coffee drinker but looking at the afternoon tea options I could only choose tea, I should have asked really if I could have coffee. But it was nice to drink tea for a change. The sandwiches were small and the cakes were quite nice. You can ask in Advance for changes to the fillings as one girl didn't eat ham and another didn't eat salmon.