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Belgrade Theatre

At the Belgrade we create theatre in the belief that it can enrich our communities and fundamentally change peoples’ lives for the better. We present a vibrant programme of produced, visiting and community work in our two auditoria and other spaces, which is informed by a distinctive and brave artistic policy. This policy is designed to cater to and develop the different audiences in and around Coventry, and to raise our profile as a producing theatre. We endeavour to bear witness to our community’s experiences, find a unique voice for the Belgrade in the context of the...

Birmingham Repertory Theatre

The Repertory are a leading producing theatre making theatrical moments to cherish, but there are many other reasons for you to visit - even if you're not coming to see a play! We would love to help you to make your own special 'moments' memorable.

Lichfield Garrick Theatre

Modern theatre with main and studio auditoriums staging drama, musicals, stand-up and live concerts.

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3 Show(s) available

New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham

The Alexandra Theatre was built in 1901 by William Coutts at a cost of £10,000 and was originally called the Lyceum. Its opening production was a play entitled The Workman, which ran from 27th May 1901, with tickets ranging in price from two shillings to four (old) pence. Unfortunately, insufficient public support resulted in the theatre being offered for sale just over a year later. The sale attracted no great interest, and the Lyceum was bought by Lester Collingwood for just £4,450.

Royal Shakespeare Company

The idea of a theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon was not new in 1875 when Charles Flower donated the building site. But what he came up with was the idea that the town should have a permanent subsidised company of actors.

Warwick Arts Centre

As one of the largest multi-artform venues in the UK, they deliver a high quality, engaging, diverse programme of cinema, performing and visual arts, presented in world-class venues and spaces at the heart of the University of Warwick campus. In October 2017, Warwick Arts Centre began a three year project to refresh, renew and redevelop the existing building to create a modern, updated, larger space where they can continue their distinctive, creative, artistic and cultural programme. The build is scheduled to take three years to complete, however, the theatre will be open throughout....

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