Reviewed on 22 Apr 2025
Great Theatre but as it's an old building it is not as disabled friendly as newer venues. However, we managed OK as I had asked for the most easily disabled accessible seats.when booking tickets. They were great view seats.
Great Theatre but it's an old building and not as disabled friendly as newer venues. However, we managed OK as I had asked for the most easily disabled accessible seats when booking tickets.
Great Theatre but as it's an old building it is not as disabled friendly as newer venues. However, we managed OK as I had asked for the most easily disabled accessible seats.when booking tickets.
You have to phone for a courtesy bus at the exit to the train station. The phone is out of service but numbers for your mobile are displayed on the wall.
If you’re going to the theatre from park inn hotel get some food around the printworks and then walk again to the theatre. It splits the journey.
about 20 mins walk away.
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