Venues

The Lowry is our chosen venue for our main season plays whilst we are on the move. We are performing in the intimate setting of the Quays Theatre. The Lowry is 10 minutes drive from Manchester City Centre, 20 minutes … Continue reading →

ACC Liverpool is an award-winning building located on the world-famous Liverpool waterfront. It sits alongside the Grade I listed Albert Dock complex and World Heritage Site on the eastern bank of the river Mersey, in the heart of Liverpool city … Continue reading →

There are three theatres: the Olivier, Lyttelton and Cottesloe all with their own bars and toilets. The National Theatre stages over 20 theatre productions a year. These are put on in our three auditoriums – the Olivier, Lyttelton and Cottesloe … Continue reading →

The Plaza Stockport is a Cinema and Theatre venue that re-opened in December 2009 following a £3.2 million restoration. Access Disabled parking is available opposite the Plaza on Mersey Square Wheelchair access to the stalls

Alexandra Park is half a mile south of Oldham Town Centre. For more details of the outdoor performance of Star Cross’d see http://coliseum.org.uk/images/uploads/Star-Cross’d Customer Information.pdf

The Brindley is owned by Halton Borough Council and is the main centre for arts and entertainment for the borough of Halton which covers the twin towns of Runcorn and Widnes on either side of the River Mersey. The Brindley … Continue reading →

Lanternhouse is in Ulverston on the edge of Cumbria’s Lake District, it is a place where artists, curators and creative thinkers come to work on new ideas or produce new work. We believe Lanternhouse is the catalyst for people to … Continue reading →

The Grand Theatre is an 1100-seat theatre designed by Frank Matcham in 1894. This amazing space is a wonder of restoration and revival, presenting a full range of every performing artform, as Blackpool’s community theatre, Lancashire’s preferred opera house and … Continue reading →

Picturehouse at FACT opened in February 2003, as the first independent cinema to open in Liverpool’s city centre in over a decade. Picturehouse at FACT is a central component of the new FACT Centre, a £10 million landmark building which … Continue reading →