Corn Exchange Theatre, Theatre and cinema in Wallingford, England
The Corn Exchange Theatre is a 176-seat venue functioning as a performing arts and cinema facility located at the Market Place. The facility includes a cafe and bar, with wheelchair-accessible side entrances and one dedicated space for mobility-impaired visitors.
The building was constructed in 1856 and holds Grade II listed status. The Sinodun Players acquired it in 1975 and transformed it into a public theatre by 1978.
The building serves as a gathering place for visitors seeking theatre productions, ballet performances, and film screenings throughout the year. Its programming reflects both classical and contemporary artistic expressions that shape the town's cultural calendar.
Visit during regular performance times, which should be checked beforehand online. The side entrances make access straightforward, and cafe and bar services are available before or after shows.
The building appears in the British television series Midsomer Murders, where it plays the Causton Playhouse in the fictional town. This television connection has given the venue a place in popular culture.
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