The Mill At Sonning

I went to see the play ‘It’s Her Turn Now’, due to the nature of this particular show, the set plays a role in the storyline more so than normal. I mention this as one particular aspect of the set (the window) often slams shut, it was obvious to me as an audience member when this might happen at some points (e.g every time someone is kneeling on the balcony leaning through the window) however, at other points it happened without warning. The slam was manageable for me in terms of volume, however it did make me jump every time. Due to the tickets being packaged (if you’re going to a show you’re also going to eat), there were options for vegetarians, vegans, etc and they were also allergy-conscious. Although their kitchen is not allergen-free, they do their best to avoid cross-contamination. The food is provided as a self-service system, however, there are staff available should you need to ask for assistance in this task. Due to the age of the building, the floor has become slightly uneven and warped, you may need to watch your step, or have someone help you if you struggle to navigate uneven floors. It also had low ceilings. The layout of the seating allowed for a more spacious atmosphere, it didn’t feel crowded or squashed.

Small theatre with bar and restaurant housed in a former water mill, on the banks of the River Thames. Venue offers a combo package of 2 course meal and theatre ticket. The is good accessibility. UPDATED: see updates below