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Experience a day like no other at the Heritage Open Day 2024 at the mesmerizing Blakehay Theatre! Begin your journey by stepping into the enchanting world of entertainment, where we invite you to discover the magic of theatre and the fascinating stories that lie within its walls. From hosting famous faces from the world of comedy and showbiz, to showcasing the work of emerging and local performers, the Blakehay Theatre boasts a varied and high quality programme for local audiences of all ages.
Prepare to be charmed by the rustic charm of the Blakehay Theatre, which has stood proudly since the 1850s. Originally built as a church, this magnificent space has undergone a remarkable transformation to become a theatre in 1985. At the Heritage Open Day 2024, our bar will be open throughout the day. Take a journey behind the scenes and witness the intricate workings of a live performance. From the stage to the dressing rooms - our knowledgeable guides will be on hand to reveal all the interesting facts and stories that make the Blakehay Theatre a truly unique and treasured landmark. Learn from our talented team of professionals and get a hands-on experience of what it takes to bring a show to life. From stage lighting and sound engineering to meeting the performers, there is something for everyone to enjoy! Immerse yourself in the rich history of this beloved venue, witness the hard work and dedication behind every production, and uncover the magic of theatre.
Accessibility details: Access to upstairs is restricted
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Unit 1 - Free Admission | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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