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Young Marx - A Preview
11th Jan 2018
by Corn Hall admin
Karl Marx had been thrown out of Prussia, Germany, France and Belgium by the time he made a home for himself in London’s Soho, a tiny refuge for European dissidents that Richard Bean and Clive… read more
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Great Family Fun - Aladdin at the Corn Hall
22nd Dec 2017
by Corn Hall admin
As the first year of the newly refurbished Corn Hall draws to a close, it seems only fitting that the occasion be marked with resolutely old fashioned Pantomime. Handsomely staged and dressed, Aladdin brought songs,… read more
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Audiences are loving Aladdin!
18th Dec 2017
by Corn Hall admin
Here are some facebook reviews 5*  Just got home from Diss Panto...we had such a great time and we all vary in ages so it suited everyone. Full of laughter fun, singing, dancing..the lot!!! Lee Peck… read more
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A woman of no importance review
13th Dec 2017
by Corn Hall admin
This was the first of several Oscar Wilde revivals by Clear Spring, a company dedicated to celebrating work written and performed under the proscenium arch, and therefore needs to be seen as an education as… read more
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Suddenly Last Summer at Wingfield Barns - A Preview
14th Nov 2017
by Corn Hall admin
If allowed only one word to describe Open Space Theatre, then it would have to be ambitious. Not content to take on Tennessee Williams, a challenging and contrary playwright, the group have tackled one of… read more
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Team Viking review
3rd Nov 2017
by Corn Hall admin
After his triumphant appearance in Jonny Donahoe’s Every Brilliant thing last year, expectation for James Rowland's return to the Corn Hall was high. Fortunately, his debut solo show proved to be worth the wait, showcasing… read more
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The Old Curiosity Shop review
30th Oct 2017
by Corn Hall admin
The Old Curiosity Shop by Common Ground Theatre Company The source novel for this production is an uneven, overly sentimental work that betrays its episodic origins. If you want to have a go at Dickens,… read more
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A Strange Wild Song by Rhum and Clay - a review 
24th Apr 2015
by Corn Hall admin
The Rhum and Clay Theatre Company use their considerable skills in physical theatre to tell the touching story of an American soldier, lost in a ruined French village, who befriends three children amongst the rubble.… read more
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Bleak House - The Pantaloons Theatre Company - a review
28th Feb 2015
by Corn Hall admin
Adaptation of beloved texts, particularly those from the sacred canon, can be a tricky business. Stray too far from the source material and the purists are offended. Adhere too closely and nothing but a dreary… read more
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