Chaotic building. Terrible signposting. Toilets and lifts difficult to find. Brasserie closed but no signage to indicate. Minimal seating area near cafe on ground floor. Found man on one basement leve... See more
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It was the getting there from the station, it said it was an 8 minute walk from Farringdon station, half an hour later we finally found it. Very bad signage which had us going back and forth finally... See more
Booked for a guided Architecture Tour (06/06/21). Not the most riveting subject for some - but it was excellent. Superb value for money with the tour lasting almost 2 hours: but it was our guide who g... See more
Excellent concert of Beethoven's 9th under Christopher Warren Green. Unfortunately let down by the poor toilet facilities, my wife needed to use the toilet on our way out, had go down three flights... See more
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Horrible exterior but wonderful…
Horrible exterior but wonderful interior.
I attended As You Like It at the theatre, I thought the theatre was really nice and the show was excellent.
interesting exhibition space and really…
interesting exhibition space and really great design of this gallery. I don't come here often, because there rarely is interesting exhibitions and lectures. but the idea is great. + good location
Chilly and grey in every sense...
I have always rather disliked this centre, too big, too grey, too depressing, particularly ugly exterior in winter, too spread out, facilities without much logic, or rational signage, so I generally avoid it unless it is music or theatre events, that are unfortunately only performed here. On this last occasion for a Russian theatre event, I attended two theatre performances, one evening, one matinee, in one week, so i reflected what is it that irritates me about this place so much. It is complete lack of cosiness factor (a la National Theatre that although it sports similarly unattractive and grey 60s architecture is super cosy inside in every sense) and the warmth (or absence thereof in the case of the Barbican) of service. Things are a mess, not properly signposted, so even for someone who has been here at least a dozen times, it can be confusing where the event is being held, so I very much feel for first time visitors. The only truly friendly people in the whole complex are the cloakroom people on the lower ground Theatre level. The facilities and the refreshment options including bars elsewhere in the complex leave a lot to be desired. I go here, only as a last resort because the event does not screen elsewhere, and never out of love.
An affordable, quality way to enjoy the fine arts
A good variety of events are organised and the ticket-booking experience is a quick/easy one. Customer service reps are easy to reach and the added value given to members is well worth the low cost.
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