With much of the original structure retained, this 18th Century Flour Mill has been converted into a renowned Dinner Theatre. Patrons enjoy a fresh home-cooked meal - with not a microwave in sight! - before watching the performance in our 215 seat air conditioned auditorium. Pre-dinner drinks with a view of The Thames or watching the working Waterwheel in the bar, is an added treat.

   On Friday and Saturday nights why not stay after the show and listen to live music provided in our welcoming Waterwheel Bar.

    As an addition, a special exhibition outlining the history of The Mill from its earliest days until today will be on display.

A LETTER FROM SALLY HUGHES - MANAGING DIRECTOR

My sincerest thanks to all our patrons who wrote, or stopped in the car park to talk to me, about the Doris Day musical. It was wonderful to receive those flattering comments. Especially from some customers convinced that I was miming to Miss Day’s records! What a compliment! Of course, I wasn’t. And an additional accolade came from a prestigious newspaper half a planet away when The Hollywood Reporter awarded us a favourable review. What a tribute to all of us at The Mill!

The Mill’s plans for the rest of the year can now be revealed. The glamorous RULA LENSKA heads a cast that also features TONY O’CALL AGHAN whom you will know as SGT MATHEW BOYDEN from the tv series THE BILL. Both have spine-tingling moments in the chilling DEADLY MURDER. Then THE BED BEFORE YESTERDAY, written by that master of laughter Ben Travers, kick starts the summer. The lovely SUSAN PENHALIGON – from BOUQUET OF BARBED WIRE, A FINE ROMANCE – stars in this fun-filled fest.

After the phenomenal success last year of PLAZA SUITE, we are delighted to welcome back the multi-talented ANTHONY VALENTINE – star of RAFFLES, COLDITZ, CALL AN – to direct Neil Simon’s best known comedy THE ODD COUPLE. That incorrigible and much-loved comic, ROYCE MILLS, then returns to once again regale Mill audiences in HOLIDAY SNAP.