Epic Tv Reviews 2

We arrived at what we thought a reasonable time of 1920 hours ,obviously we knew a queue would be in place , we were about 200-300 metres up the pavement, ok we thought doors open 1930 all good , we finally got to door at 2025 hours , we were then frisked , and prodded with the old metal detector, in we go , wife’s handbag check ( by a male )
We then had to ask whom we show are tickets to ?? As security was well above what I’ve ever seen before!
We in , we climb the stairs thankfully gas and air not needed for our good selves !! We had someone shouting at the top of the stairs! Toilets this way ! Coat queu that way! Entrance around the side of them ! I grabbed my wife and we got by the hat check Queue!
Even area ok we thought , never been there before but ok , we herd like sheep at the bar before we got our first drink the act was off! He was going through his first number ! We were as we found out awaiting to be tucked up ! We got out first drink of which my wife helped me with as I forget my glasses and I couldn’t see , what I had to press ! Thankfully she did or I could have gave the biggest tip of my life !! On payment to be honest I never checked amount ! You know all of you , you are a captured person and you going to have over priced drinks etc !
First drink down mr Lamberti doing well , I venture for a second this time with cash !! I purchased one pint of Stella! £7.80 why bother if you want to Tuck me up let’s at least call £8.00 , then you ain’t got to find the 20p’s and I ain’t got to find them latter ! I did ask bar tender , and to be fair they all worked very hard , as a business man I hope they were on a percentage profit , as it least part of ye profit went to a good cause !! I asked I only want one pint ! He said I know sir ! Well at least politeness was there !!
Anyone not seen rob Lamerti please do he brilliant

I'd never heard of Epic Studios in Norwich but I'm glad I discovered them. They're a studio area for broadcasting but also double as an events venue. I discovered that Alexander O'Neal was appearing there on a night as part of his 'Goodbye' tour. I bought the tickets as an early birthday gift for my husband. Unfortunately, due to a technical problem with my email I lost the saved email which held the e-tickets. I emailed asking if it was possible to have the tickets reissued, which they very kindly did. The venue itself is as the description; it's a studio. There's a stage at one end and a bar down the edge of the space. Prices were great; 2 bottles of Peroni and a can of Red Bull was £14.50. I have mobility issues and was worried as we entered as there are a lot of stairs up to studio level. They kindly took me to the lift. There is very little seating; this is a venue for dancing! There were long benches along the back and one side for those who didn't feel they could stand for the entire evening. Overall, the venue is great, with helpful and friendly staff. With an increasing number of groups and artists including them on their tour venue list I'd recommend you give it a go if you get the chance.