The new cinema in Rye will be great for filmgoers and great for business. Paul King, one of the guests at the Kino Rye preview party on January 15, expresses his admiration and enthusiasm . . .
Kino Rye is open for business and it deserves to do well. OMG you have to go and see this - once you have seen the Kino you will understand why I am so enthusiastic. This evening [Thursday January 15] I was fortunate enough to have a preview. This is a fantastic resource that can only benefit our visitors' experience. Locals no longer need to go to Ashford or Hastings to endure a bland average cinema!
The Kino is finished to the highest standard and so well positioned it's bound to increase footfall in the daytime for our High Street and occupancy rates for accommodation providers, especially mid-week when the films are running back-to-back with lots of new releases. Matt [Breckon, managing director] and his brilliant team are open to arrangement with accommodation providers and other local businesses so that it's to your advantage to promote the experience, pop in and enjoy a film soon. All those involved in creating this fabulous resource really deserve our thanks and respect,
Bowler Crab Theatre Company is proud to present our 40th Shakespearean production to date and our first History title, Henry V. Often considered the Bard’s most popular history, Henry
Bowler Crab Theatre Company is proud to present our 40th Shakespearean production to date and our first History title, Henry V. Often considered the Bard’s most popular history, Henry
Bowler Crab Theatre Company is proud to present our 40th Shakespearean production to date and our first History title, Henry V. Often considered the Bard’s most popular history, Henry
This is an opportunity to see the Lutyens wing of the Great Dixter house. This hour-long tour, led by a Senior Guide, will show you the Lutyens/Lloyds collaboration,
