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Acopalypse Yesterday

Fans of Alfie Moore's radio show might be surprised that there were markedly fewer ethical dilemmas to grapple with in his live show. The occasional quandary was bounced off the audience — would you breathalyse… read more
Posted in Comedy

Griff Rhys Jones is the Cat's Pyjamas

There's no denying the ease with which Griff Rhys Jones bounds on stage - despite his involvement in a catalogue of ground breaking TV comedy shows over the years, he has latterly seemed most at… read more
Posted in Comedy

Diss falls down a Fesshole

Effectively a "greatest hits" show, Rob Manuel took us through the humorous, scandalous and frequently disgusting confessions posted to his Twitter account, Fesshole, reminding the audience there was a time when X was a safe… read more
Posted in Comedy

Pub Grub offers a feast of Poetry

It's always worth settling in early for a Luke Wright show, if only to tick off his excellent pre-show warm up tunes. Intriguingly for a man born in the early eighties, you have to wonder… read more
Posted in Word

A Review of Summer Family Fun at The Corn Hall Diss

With our lovely exhibition, 'The Art of the Picture Book' by Dorien Brouwers as our back drop, we have loved our summer of creativity at The Corn Hall Diss with lots of young artists taking… read more
Posted in children, Family

Mark Stratford has nowhere to Hyde

It was a return trip to Diss for Mark Stratford, who earlier in the year had impressed the Corn Hall audience with his show about Macready, the actor manager who arguably invented modern theatre. This… read more
Posted in Theatre

Eh Oh

Whether you grew up watching them, or sat mystified as your child was entranced, or simply shook your head in bewilderment that the days of Pogles Wood and Ivor the Engine had long gone, its… read more
Posted in Theatre

Helen Anker captures the Essence of Audrey

Having just been charmed by Helen Anker’s performance in The Essence of Audrey I’m trying to work out whether I’ve been beguiled by the performer or the character she played. Perhaps it’s a combination of… read more
Posted in Theatre

Our new brochure is OUT NOW!

Our new brochure is OUT NOW and lists all our shows and events to the end of 2025*. Pop in and pick up a copy from The Corn Hall Diss Box Office or CLICK HERE to view a… read more
Posted in Uncategorised

A Year and a Day to Remember

Christopher Sainton-Clark first appears on an otherwise empty stage and then immediately breaks the fourth wall to explain that he going to tell us the story of his death. Given that he was standing in… read more
Posted in Theatre