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Have a Ball! Win a Haul! Support The Corn Hall!

Play The Corn Hall Diss Lottery today! Did you know that there's a really easy way that you can support The Corn Hall Diss, which is a charity, and be in with a chance of… read more
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Ed Entertains

I’m still not sure whether I’ve just attended a comedy night headlined by Ed Byrne, or an Ed Byrne show with not one, but two, support acts. Either way, it attracted a full house which,… read more
Posted in Comedy

There's something fishy about Common Ground

It's that time of year again, when Common Ground Theatre - erudite and accomplished adapters of Poe, Coleridge, Dickens and Dostoevsky - go ever so slightly bonkers with a post-Christmas show that is rarely troubled… read more
Posted in Comedy, Theatre

Our Panto Stars on Park Radio

Friday 12 December marks National Panto Day - a celebration of everything wonderful about this fantastic art form! To celebrate the occasion, and to talk about Beauty and the Beast (which opens on Friday 19… read more
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Our January to June 2026 Brochure is Out Now!

  Our January to June 2026 brochure is OUT NOW! Pick up your copy from our Box Office or click here to view it online! From comedy heavyweights, Ed Byrne and Sara Pascoe, to thrilling… read more
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The Verdict is in

The Raconteur Theatre Company examines capital punishment by dramatizing the cases of five women hanged over a fifty-year period. Annie Marler's text imagines all of the executions were presided over by Mr Pierrepont, the timespan… read more
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haunting notes, Pizzicato strings

The early eighties will be forever known as the era of big hair, shoulder pads, legwarmers, New Romantic synth pop, MTV, brick-sized mobile phones and the romance of the century. Though some may judge that… read more
Posted in Comedy, Music, Theatre

Now and then we get a gem of a play

Giles Shenton Productions have visited the Corn Hall several times over the years, and can always be relied upon to offer up well staged, thought-provoking shows. Flo' Smith Now and Then must rate as one… read more
Posted in Theatre

Open Space paint a picture of a young Dutch artist

Nicolas Wright's sneaky relocation of Van Gogh's lodgings from Stockwell to Brixton must have triggered presumptions of urban grit for an audience in the noughties, when Vincent in Brixton was first performed at the National.… read more
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More Magical Mind Reading

Right from the outset, Alex McAleer made it clear that he wasn't a psychic with supernatural powers. His powers come from hours of practice and learnt techniques, but in many ways are no less impressive.… read more
Posted in Comedy, Family, Theatre