Bacon Theatre, Theatre in Cheltenham, United Kingdom.
Bacon Theatre is a performing arts venue in Cheltenham with 566 seats that hosts theatrical productions, music performances, dance events, films, and lectures throughout the year. The space is designed to accommodate various types of stage performances and presentations.
The theatre opened in 1991 and took its name from Christopher Bacon, headmaster of Dean Close School from 1979 to 1998. This connection ties the venue to the school community and its growth during that period.
The venue hosts performances from touring theatre companies, ballet troupes, and student productions while supporting local youth and community groups. This blend of professional and local artists makes it a gathering place for the area.
The venue is accessible to visitors with mobility needs, featuring ramp access and disabled parking spaces nearby. Multiple payment options are available for purchasing tickets conveniently.
Adjacent to the main building stands the Tuckwell Amphitheatre, a Greek-style structure that hosts a two-week outdoor theatre festival during the summer season. This amphitheatre provides an unusual setting for stage performances beneath the open sky.
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