Hull New Theatre

Hull New Theatre is a Grade II listed theatre building with 1,159 seats arranged across multiple levels. The seating is designed to provide clear sightlines of the stage from every position in the auditorium.

The building opened in 1939 following a design by architect Robert Cromie. It later received Grade II listed status in recognition of its architectural importance.

The theatre hosts ballet productions, musicals, and plays that draw audiences from across the region. It functions as a gathering place where people experience different forms of theatre and performance throughout the year.

The building features dedicated accessibility facilities for guests with disabilities. Advance booking can be arranged by telephone to ensure you secure your preferred seating and timing.

Northern Ballet performs regular productions here, with interpretations of classic stories that audiences return to year after year. These performances have become seasonal highlights that draw loyal followers from the community.

Location: City of Kingston upon Hull

Inception: 1939

Architects: Robert Cromie

Official opening: 1939

Capacity: 1159

GPS coordinates: 53.74700,-0.33600

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:41