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

First the bad news. VAT is going up to 20% on January 4th 2011. But we will not be passing on this increase until later. During the months of January and February, The Mill will absorb the extra 21/2%. Sadly we will have to put up the price in March to include the extra tax. The good news is that if you book and pay in full for any seats for JOKING APART or SPECIAL OCCASIONS before December 31st 2010 The Mill will refund £1 per ticket.

Have you ever thought of using The Mill to raise money for your charity?
Last year two charities – The Water Rats and Fight For Sight – raised £8,000 and £3,000 respectively.

Here’s how it works: The charity takes over The Mill for one night. The Mill as usual supplies the dinner, the performance and all staff. The charity determines the price of each ticket. The Mill gives a 10% discount on its normal price to the charity. All profits go straight to your charity. Of course you are not committed to book all 217 of the theatre’s seats, but it must be at least 50 seats. In addition to the sale of the seats, your charity can hold raffles and auctions in the restaurant or on stage.