Schouwburg & Filmtheater Agnietenhof Review

Where the medieval Sint Agnietenklooster once stood, this theater / film theater was built in the late 1960s (at the time in the context of cultural dissemination), renovated around 2000 and refurbished a few years ago and expanded with a restaurant. Meanwhile, the city is used to the theater, its beautiful hall and has earned its place. Whether the complex with its mix of architecture suits and conforms to the historical location is another question. Good, parking nearby, if the corona history is probably a nice program, and then again the place to go out.

Lovely theater in the town center. The show was spectacular, and it was easy to find and reach with public traffic.

Wheelchair accessible, friendly staff.
With a movie you are at the very front
But still good visibility. Also good visibility when performing at the back. They have a good and diverse program.

Nice, almost cozy theater. You often see that free drink during the intermission at theaters. That is not unique and certainly no reason to go to a particular theater. Because that mainly depends on the programming.

Very nice theatre. Always a free drink during break time and good shows there. I have seen a Belgian comedian (Philip Geubels) and a Dutch singer (Danny Vera). Both were very good. The room can be a bit cold though, so bring a sweater.

Beautiful room. The sound is good and the layout is nice. I like the ground floor outside the hall and with nice seating areas. I do not like downstairs. Reminds me of the local community center where bingo is played, but oh well, everyone is his / her thing!

Not the most beautiful theater in london. Looks quite outdated with much iron and concrete. Had an enjoyable show however