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*Please Contact Us or call the Box Office (01926 856548) for waitlist / returns.
Welcome to the Talisman Theatre
Putting the arts at the heart of our community
Welcome to the Talisman Theatre
Putting the arts at the heart of our community
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The Talisman Theatre and Arts Centre has an active and talented volunteer membership who have been Putting the Arts at the Heart of our Community for over 80 years.
Our theatre in Kenilworth, Warwickshire delivers an abundance of local shows and entertainment all year round. Annually, we host nine main stage productions, ranging from the classics, comedy, musicals, thrillers, mysteries, and of course our fun-filled family pantomime.
We also have a vibrant youth theatre, regular cinema, and Fringe theatre nights (at the Kenilworth Holiday Inn) – so check out what’s on as there really is something for everyone.
REVIEWS AND AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
The acting throughout is sharp, subtle, deeply felt…it’s an all female play that doesn’t sugar-coat female relationships. But neither does it patronise them. It is very funny with lots of verbal and physical jokes.
Sheila's Island
Overflowing with style and pizzazz, this hugely entertaining production punches way above its weight.
Sweet Charity
The choreography by Jane Hodgkiss was top drawer. She captured wonderfully the ‘60s dancing in the discotheque.
Sweet Charity
Sue Randall as Charity is fabulous throughout, the songs and the comedy so well-judged and the timing immaculate.
Sweet Charity
The Talisman thoroughly deserves this third sell out production in a row. It is a pity there are not longer runs for some of these especially popular productions.
Sweet Charity
The Director, David Draper certainly does justice to the excellent scripts and the sets and costumes are extremely authentic with atmospheric morale raising songs accompanying the slick scene changes.
Blackadder Goes Forth
The key to good farce lies in increasing the pace as the chaos mounts and then finding extra, improbable gears to take the tempo higher. In the capable hands of director Steve Smith the performance puts the foot down right from the start and never lets the speedometer drop below flat out.
Don't Dress for Dinner
The pace of this comedy is perfectly executed, the delivery of the lines could not have been better, the action, the facial expressions, the desperation of the characters as the plot thickens, as the web of excuses gets more and more tangled, as lie follows lie and the characters scramble for the next excuse – it’s all just wonderful.
Don't Dress for Dinner
Another fantastic show, all involved deserving of a huge ovation. I was with you last year and I’m already excited about seeing next year’s panto!
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
The Talisman scored 11 out 10 with this…feel-good production.
The Railway Children
There was humour, particularly from Fay, whose comic timing, engagement with the audience and portrayal of Phyllis was excellent.
The Railway Children
Alistair’s performance was for me the best performance I have seen in am-dram in, well, a decade. This production was better than the film.
The King's Speech
The Talisman goes from strength to strength with another formidable performance.
The Deep Blue Sea
Talented cast do justice to Rattigan’s moving masterpiece.
The Deep Blue Sea
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