At the Barbican Theatre, we use theatre and dance to fire people up and get them excited about making, creating and exploring new moves and …
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Dec 18, 2024
Came at short notice a week before Christmas. We’d heard about it because we’d very recently seen the a writer/performer at the Poly in Falmouth.coaxed down here because it’s a lot cheaper than the T…Full review by Jannerbloke
May 1, 2023
Came in to see the magician and was not disappointed! They were a great act with lots of laughs and mysterious tricks. We decided to eat and the food was tasteful and plentiful! Well made cocktails t…Full review by katyrf18
Mar 9, 2023
I visited the Barbican Theatre this evening to listen to the fantastic up and coming Daisy Mae. She and her supporting act were both wonderful and have themselves a new fan in me. Unfortunately, my …Full review by remingtonl2023
Can children go? And is there a minimum age. Thank you
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Hi Erika, Great question! At the moment, our age guidelines depend on the performances themselves - for example, our current Christmas show, Robin Hood & His Merry Men, is …
Hi Erika, Great question! At the moment, our age guidelines depend on the performances themselves - for example, our current Christmas show, Robin Hood & His Merry Men, is a family show, which means that any age can come along & watch. We would suggest, however, that any children aged below 14 should be accompanied by an adult. Hope this helps!
Any news of apparent plans to move the performance space into the basement area under Jury's Inn at Bretonside.
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Hi Jannerbloke, We will be looking to move our Performance Training workshops into our new space at Bretonside in September 2016. Our current spaces will still be used, …
Hi Jannerbloke, We will be looking to move our Performance Training workshops into our new space at Bretonside in September 2016. Our current spaces will still be used, with many more great performances in our auditorium over the coming years!
Hi Chas! We do have disabled access within the theatre itself. Our entrance level lift has entry and exit points to all floors in our theatre, including access to the B-Bar on ground floor and …
Hi Chas! We do have disabled access within the theatre itself. Our entrance level lift has entry and exit points to all floors in our theatre, including access to the B-Bar on ground floor and auditorium on first floor. We also have two disabled toilets available on both ground floor and first floor levels, as well as wheelchair space allocated within the seating area of the auditorium. To reserve these seats, we suggest booking in advance, though there are also more floor-level seats available. Other disabled accessibility options that we provide include welcoming guide dogs into the building and an available induction loop system for those with hearing difficulties. If you have any further access requirements for your visit, please feel free to contact our House Manager, Dan Baker, on 01752 267131 or by email on info@barbicantheatre. co. uk. Hope this has helped!
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Barbican Theatre is a dynamic charity started in 1980 with emerging artists, young people and the development of talent at the heart of all that we do.
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