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The New Theatre, as it was named, opened on Boxing Day 1912. Struggling to compete with other establishments, it was sold to United Theatre Ltd in 1915 and was renamed the New Queens Theatre. Between the years of 1916 and 1920, Sir Thomas Beecham chose to perform there on several occasions and it was in honour of this great man that, in August of that year, the theatre was renamed The Opera House. Over the years this building has ‘seen’ life change around her. Surviving the Second World War, it operated as a cinema for a time and later became a bingo hall. In 1984 the...
The Palace Theatre of Varieties opened on Whit Monday 1891 and had cost its owners the then colossal sum of £40,500. The seating capacity at the time was 3,675 and ticket prices ranged from 6d in the balcony to 4/- in the stalls. All the great names from the Music Hall era appeared in the following two decades including Marie Lloyd, Harry Lauder, Little Tich, Lillie Langtry, Vesta Tilley and Charlie Chaplin.
The O2 Apollo Manchester opened on August 29th 1938 and is one of the premier concert venues in England, with shows from every major rock, pop and comedy act on the touring circuit. The breadth of styles of events covers every market - the cutting edge of modern British music, through some of the biggest artists from overseas, popular comedy, and music for older generations. With both fully seated and part-standing formats, this versatile venue increases its footfall and presentations year on year. Art Deco in style, the Grade II listed building has been central to the...
We are The Octagon Theatre situated in the heart of Bolton and believe in reaching out to all of the communities that surround us and are striving to bring wonderful theatrical experiences to the people of Bolton and beyond. We lovingly bring stories to life on our stages designed to make you laugh, cry and sit on the edge of your seat. Over the course of a year you might see a comedy or 2, a brand new play, a musical, thought provoking drama, a historical retelling and more. We have a flexible main auditorium that seats 395 when we are in the round. We also have a studio...
Darwen Library Theatre is a popular, intimate theatre that promotes a thrilling all-year-round programme of music, comedy, film, drama and community Arts activities designed to entertain, amuse, inform and provoke!
The Pavilion Arts Centre is housed in the Pavilion Gardens complex behind Buxton Opera House. It has two spaces, a 360-seat Main Room and 93-seat Studio Theatre. The Arts Centre is used for a mixed programme of stand-up comedy including the Buxton Buzz Comedy Club, music events such as Coffee Concerts and lunchtime jazz, and performances by the Buxton International Festival and Buxton Festival Fringe. It's also home to Buxton Cinema, which shows all the latest blockbusters alongside Silver Screenings, Family Friendly films, live-streamed performances and accessible screenings. ...
Buxton Opera House is one of Britain’s leading receiving theatres, presenting around 450 performances each year including dance, comedy, children’s shows, drama, musical concerts, pantomime and opera.
The idea for the Public Halls goes back to the mayoralty of Eli Heyworth, in 1885 to 1899, when there was a proposal to build a large public hall near to the Town Hall, and a police station and courthouse on a site in Blakey Moor and Northgate, which was covered with houses of very poor character, some of which had been classed as uninhabitable as long ago as 1875. Inside King George’s many original features have been retained, including much of the original feature plaster work. In the main auditorium not only has all the original plaster work been retained, but also the...
Square Chapel is a beautiful 18th Century building, saved in the 1980's, and now a thriving venue bringing you the best in live music, theatre, comedy, family shows, workshops, films and more.
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