Love it,love it,love it. The BEST Theatre in the world…read more Well.nearly. Always such a great range of productions to choose from; a lovely easy atmosphere ; a great coffee bar to waste hours in at any time and the kind of community focus that is rare in this part of the world. Have a hunch the brilliant leadership in Adrian Vinken should take much credit. All in all we're really proud of our theatre!

An excellent town centre venue for all kinds of theatrical events. The main theatre generally…read moreoffers a range of plays and musicals with the smaller 'studio' theatre (The Drum) presenting more challenging and experimental work. Youth theatre events and musical concerts involving local groups and schools form an important part of the theatre's community involvement. There's an excellent (if rather expensive) cafe and bar and you can be added to the mailing list for future events. Audio description is available for some productions to help visually impaired patrons and there is an audio loop for those with hearing difficulties.

Vibes is an excellent shop for guitars, and I regularly go there for strings and plectrums. The…read morestaff are a bity cliquey and it can be a bit intimidating going in if yu're not part of the in crowd. There's a lovely range of guitars on offer, as well as some keyboards and electronic drum-kits. Plymouth doesn't have a lot of guitar shops - there's one on Mutley Plain and this one, so if you're in town this is the most convenient one to go to. A cheap set of guitar strings cost around £6, which is about the average online, so you're not being ripped off. I've never asked to try a guitar there, but I'm sure that they let you; they're on display so why wouldn't they?

Sadly, this is now Plymouth's only music shop. This would be depressing in itself were it not for…read morethe fact that this is such a poor excuse for a music shop. Vibes is not a music shop. Vibes is a guitar shop. A guitar shop run by guitar snobs whose only interest is in ripping off the innocent mothers of new guitarists. (For anyone who is confused, a guitar snob is an average guitarist who thinks he's the next Eddie Van Halen and looks down on all beginner guitarists who couldn't possibly hope to reach his level of awesomeness.) If you're also a guitar snob, I'm sure you'll feel right at home here and will be welcome to spend all your money on a fancy guitar that's sure to make the ladies think you're as good as you think you are. However, if you don't really know what you want, or if you're just starting out, then stay away from this shop. Take a trip to Truro or Exeter and talk to someone who actually cares about music and wants to help you, not just make as much money as they can with minimal interaction before returning to whatever game they're playing on their iphone. Hell, it doesn't really help when you do know what you want: my mum went in there to get a fairly cheap practice amp for my brother that was advertised on the internet. The guy in the store got really snooty about them not possibly having anything for that kind of price and started to convince her that she was actually after something else which was £60 more expensive. When she argued that it was on their website he claimed that no such amp existed and that everything on their site was listed as being about 20 quid cheaper than what it would actually cost. When it became apparent that my mum had no interest in buying the anything pricier, he lost interest and just ignored us til we left. It really sucks that this is the only music shop for miles and that they'll continue to get business on that basis alone. Take my advice and go somewhere else; anywhere else would be worth the petrol to get some decent customer service.

Excellent service and a friendly atmosphere. While the stock range isn't massive they will always…read moredo their best to get something in for you if you need it, often next day. They also do excellent repairs and setups on guitars and amplifiers and can normally help you out in a hurry if it's an emergency. By far the best guitar shop in the city and fantastic customer service.

From the owner: Music Shop - run by musicians for musicians. We stock a huge selection of accessories for the…read moreGigging musician. All of our equipment is picked to be the best in it's class at highly competitive prices.

I attended a concert here on Tuesday, and while I thoroughly enjoyed the gig, I was not impressed…read morewith the venue and staff. The acoustics were okay. Barrier held about 70 people. Reasonably priced beer, wine, and spirits. The layout of this venue is a mess-so many sets of doors, it's like a maze. The merchandise for sale was almost impossible to locate after the gig, as all of the exits put people out onto the street again. This was disappointing, as I hoped to buy merchandise. The staff was incredibly rude and ignorant, speaking badly about the artist performing that night, and making fun of the people who had queued overnight to be front row. It was highly evident that the venue staff did not take their jobs seriously at all. Fortunately, the gig was fantastic.

I have only been there for music concerts and mainly because there is nowhere else in the southwest…read more(Thats the pointy bit to the left of Bristol!) to see bands, save for the hall for cornwall. I have to say, the acoustics are dreadful. They are so bad that a few years ago, motorhead could not play there as deep purple were there when motorhead would have been there. motorhead then played exeter university that night and have never been back to plymouth. The other problem is the scheduling, where there is no one there all year and then everyone comes in November. I suppose this is common, though. All in all, not as good as the old St austell collisseum - ah, those were the days!!!! Oh, and there is a skaiting rink and other things to do, although I have never sampled these.

Seating, technical specifications of the cinema's and the choice are all fantastic - the ticket…read moreprices, including the baffling "booking fee" for on-line purchases , are much too high. And don't get me started on the food prices - so many people bypass the concession stand and go right into the cinema, I'm sure if the prices reflected a normal value they would be so much busier.

Vue cinema in plymouth is one of my favourite theatres that i love going to. It has a big spacious…read moretheatre with comfortable chairs and a big screen where we enjoy films with popcorn in hand. The inside of theatre is spacious and very clean. Although the prices of tickets have now started creeping up and it is the major problem that upsets me but me and my hubby often go and see the movies when there are some offers around. We also make use of student discount which is really a good method of reducing the ticket prices and helps lowering of ticket prices.

The museum of plymouth has its good times and bad times. Some of the exhibitions have been very…read moregood, especially when they had the Egyptian collection there - however it seems too unknown to alot of people - more needs to be done to promote this place - as it is in a beautiful old building - with period features - i enjoyed walking around this, but only now and again

This museum/art gallery is well worth a visit, I have visited it many, many times over the years…read moreand have never been dissappointed with what it has to offer. It is in the centre of the town and housed in a most beautiful building which it shares with the lending library. It is an interesting place to take children and should be used more by the people of Plymouth.