This charming little theatre is an absolute jewel in the busy castle town of Windsor. We booked online to see Calendar Girls and it was a good thing because the theater can up. The play was marvelous and we were touched by the kind and helpful staff when we mixed up the time of our scheduled performance and showed up on a busy evening with matinee tickets! They got it all sorted and we had a wonderful evening.

We went to see 12 Angry men. I'd seen the Henry Fonda film many years ago. This was a superb version. Very tense drama even when you already know the final outcome!

Fantastic experience at Aladdin on opening weekend l. The performance was great, funny for both children and adults. The performers were fantastic and of course with panto and audience participation not all goes to plan, the performers made light of the moment, embraced it and carried on, just adding to the fun. We laughed a lot. So glad we went.

We went to panto, first time for father in law (9th time for my daughter and me). The actors were as always amazing. Window Twankie and wishiewash were astounding! Had us crying with laughter. Steven and Kevin are a great duo and make us laugh year after year. Anita Harris was true to form. Totally recommend! Will be booking again!

Lovely little theatre and excellent play, Clousure, performed by The Classic Thriller Theatre Company. Considering the location tickets reasobably priced. Good that drinks can also be taken into the theatre. The younger generation need to find these theatres.

We came last night to see 12 angry men. A brilliant play. The theatre itself, loved the long corridors. The piano player in the bar area. The bar staff were friendly as was the young man upstairs in the circle. The theatre is very, very bright. When the performance starts it does need curtains to block out the light from the corridor as its a little offputting. We shall return.

Yesterday evening we saw an excellent performance of Accolade, an amazing performance by the actors at this great theatre. How thrilled we were to meet Simon Williams in reception and Ian McKellen was sitting in our row. We look forward to going back to see future events

An impressive Edwardian landmark with its Early English Renaissance façade it presents a full and popular programme of performances. Opening in 1910 it replaced a previous theatre that was destroyed by fire. A Grade II Listed building it can seat around 850 of an audience. Interesting to discover that it briefly converted to a cinema in 1929 when the advent of talking movies impacted on live theatre. But the next year it reverted to a theatre.

Come to this charming theatre regularly - it hosts a wide variety of productions, so there is always something of appeal to our family, which ranges from teens to oldies! Most recently have throughouly enjoyed Heathers and The Mousetrap - entirely different but equally as brilliant. The front of house staff are always friendly and accommodating. I would recommend pre-ordering interval drinks, as, with most theatres the rush can build up.

I've been here several times over the past 3yrs and every time i have a great night. It has a lovely atmosphere. It's small but cosy. If visiting Windsor I defo recommend you make a night of seeing a show