artrix

Artrix is amazing, the talent and variety it brings to this small little town needs more attendance and appreciation from locals. When you can get to see Lee Evans' show BEFORE he takes it to the O2, the fabulous Marcus Brigstock, Alvin Stardust and leading Ballet troops, it's just astonishing.

Went here for a comedy night with friends was a great evening and a very nice relaxed venue, will defiantly visit again soon

Visited the Artrix for the first time to see the Rat Pack show. Nice theatre, good sized foyer with a bar area. Seats easy to get to. Well organised and a decent view from row G. All in all seemed well run and very tidy. Plenty of leg room so seating comfy

We've been to the Artrix a number of times and have always had a great time. The venue is great and is the perfect size to have a good view of any given show. The team managing the venue are great and always friendly.We'd thoroughly recomment a visit, if you're considering attending a show there.

Just returned from a night out at the Artrix where we enjoyed Jamie Knight and the Manuka Band. Blues Big Band at its' best, a great selection of Christmas carols and superb blues ballads.The staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful while refreshments and snacks are reasonably priced.The Artrix has a diverse selection of acts whilst its' cinema shows great films. We saw 'What we did on holiday' last week with Billy Connelly and David Tennant a lovely, funny film about a rather disfunctional family.A venue well worth adding to your social calendar.

Great local theatre with easy parking and a good atmosphere. Good selection of shows and usefully has a Premier Inn next door too.

Although the Artrix theatre is in need of some decoration it is a pleasant venue for films and theatre at a very reasonable cost. I have visited several times as I live very near to it and it has the advantage of free parking too. The cinema runs films rather later than on general release but there is a good choice and the National Theatre Live Productions have been well worth seeing. It can occasionally be cold in the cinema.

My husband and I went to see the Christians at this great little theatre. The theatre is a great small venue - approx 300 seats in the main theatre so a lovely and intimate venue. The band were great and performed many old classics from the 80's as well as songs from their new album. The support act, Claire Boswell, a Worcester born singer songwriter, was also excellent and well worth following. There is a huge car park and a bar where you can order drinks for the interval.Unfortunately, there was an irritating buzz from the monitor when Garry Christian was talking which was clearly a distraction. Maybe a reflection on the amateur setting but should have been sorted by the sound technician.

Great little intimate venue. Parking easy and free, great range of events and friendly staff. Long may it continue.

Excellent venue, so intimate, you can see the artiste's face instead of a blob in the distance. Normally get to meet the group / artiste after the show.Martin Taylor - excellent guitarist, wonderful set, a guitarist to aspire to. Great night!

This is a fabulous, local, intimate and surprising little theatre. You wouldn't know it was charity run - some of the names that play here are amazing! Staff are always courteous and helpful. Prices are good. Parking aplenty (and free!) Can't fault the place! Just love it and will be continuing to visit lots more in the future!

We LOVE the Artrix - and keep going back. Not only is the parking free and excellent but the place it great tooWe've seen mainly tribute bands there and can't wait to see the Abba Tribute later in November Well done team - liz at Worcester

I went to see Jo, who I think is probably the funniest woman in Britain. She's had 2 series on BBC Radio 4.It was a nice evening (a shame there were empty seats), but the two 50 minutes halves absolutely flew by, as she tackled every subject you can imagine, in her inimitable, observational style. I like the Artrix, I've seen a fair bit of stand-up comedy there, but wish I could see more musical acts. I have very broad tastes in music, but never find live music or a lay I'd like to go and see. Judging by its programme, it seems to cater for a different demographic.Nice customer service and a great location, though.

Practical modern Arts venue. Pleasant staff-largely volunteers. Good parking. Bar prices a little dear. Atmosphere sometimes rather flat.

Thanks very much for your review - glad you enjoyed Black!