The Harlequin Theatre & Cinema, Redhill

I went to see beauty and the beast in the big top on Saturday 30th December. I just want to say how absolutely fantastic it was. The idea of it being in a big top was the draw for me to book tickets. I did not know exactly what to expect, but from the moment we arrived everything was perfect. As we entered the big top I was pleased to find it was lovely and warm which was a surprise as even though I knew it would be heated I didn't think it would be that warm. As for the show itself it was outstanding everyone adaptated well to the different way the stage was laid out. The performance was out of this world. WELL DONE TO ALL INVOLVED. I would definitely book again if it was held in a big top again.

Located in Redhill, the cafeteria at the Harlequin Cinema and Theatre is a hidden gem that offers a delightful culinary experience. During my visit, I was pleasantly surprised by the exceptional service, great prices, and a wide range of courses that exceeded my expectations. The service at the Harlequin cafeteria was delightful. The staff were friendly, attentive, and went out of their way to ensure that every customer had a memorable experience. They were knowledgeable about the menu and provided helpful recommendations, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The prices at the cafeteria were also commendable. Considering the quality of the food and the overall experience, the prices were reasonable and provided excellent value for money. It was refreshing to find a place that offered high standards without breaking the bank. The menu at the Harlequin cafeteria boasted a nice range of courses to cater to different tastes and dietary preferences. From light bites to hearty meals, there was something for everyone. The quality of the food was outstanding, with fresh ingredients and expert preparation evident in each dish. I particularly appreciated the attention to detail and the high standards maintained throughout the cafeteria. The presentation of the food was appealing, and the flavors were well-balanced. It was evident that the team took pride in their culinary creations. After such a positive experience, I can confidently say that I will be returning to the Harlequin Cinema and Theatre cafeteria in the future. The combination of delightful service, great prices, and high-quality courses make it a standout option for dining in Redhill. Whether before a film or as a standalone dining experience, the cafeteria at the Harlequin is a must-visit for food enthusiasts. In conclusion, the Harlequin Cinema and Theatre cafeteria in Redhill provides a truly delightful culinary experience. The friendly service, great prices, and wide range of high-quality courses make it a top choice for dining. I eagerly anticipate my next visit to indulge in the delectable offerings and enjoy the exceptional hospitality once again.

Booked to see 'Calling Planet Earth' Fri 8SEP23. Went with my wife. Bought tickets £50+ having read the review page on theatre's web site.... 'Following their sell out show here in February 2022 we’re once again Calling Planet Earth. ' A new romantic symphony' of the electrifying 80s. Featuring songs from legendary artists.... performed by an incredible live band with awesome symphonic arrangements combined with stunning vocals and cast this is a must-see show that simply defines a decade.... ' When we arrived the theatre was half empty. The band was the sort of thing you would see at a 1970s butlins / Hi de hi. ' Stunning' 'awesome' 'must see' - yep..... if this was the first stage of the X Factor and this was one of the groups that laughed at for being sooooo bad Awful group. Waste of money. Shame on you harlequin for shameless plug of a laughable 'band' to get bums on seats for the cash...

Our first visit to The Harlequin Theatre today and it was a lovely experience. We arrived and the staff kindly took us up the stairs and pointed to where we needed to go. The staff at the snack bar outside the studio was lovely and chatty. Two slushies and happy faces later we went into the theatre to sit down. The seats were lovely and comfortable. There were plenty of red booster cushions on the way in to the theatre. The main seats had high backs and and arm rest that easily holds a small bottle of water without it falling through. Our “kids weekend” film choice was Elemental. The boys rated the film 7.5/10 I thought it was a good concept but some parts predictable and cliché but a lovely comforting children's film. Upon leaving we used the facilities which had a baby changing table on wheels in the ladies toilet and accessible toilets on the 1st floor. The lift was tucked in a corner but would be big enough for a pram if needed. We were able to park near the theatre due to having a disable badge but there was plenty of parking in Sainsburys car park. I would definitely return!