Redgrave Theatre, Farnham, Performance venue in Farnham, England
Redgrave Theatre was a performance venue in Farnham with 356 seats and an end stage equipped with an orchestra pit for up to 10 musicians. The building sat within the grounds of Brightwells House on East Street and hosted both dramatic and musical productions.
The theatre opened in 1974 with a production of Romeo and Juliet and replaced the earlier Castle Theatre that had operated since 1939. It remained in operation until 1997, continuing to serve the community for more than two decades.
The theatre hosted dramatic and musical productions that drew audiences who wanted to experience live performances and support local artists. It served as a cultural gathering place where residents could enjoy theatrical entertainment on a regular basis.
The venue was set within a garden setting, making access peaceful and the atmosphere more relaxed than typical urban theatres. Arriving early helped visitors navigate the grounds and find parking before performances began.
The theatre was named after Michael Redgrave, a notable stage actor who had personal ties to the Farnham area throughout his life. This honour reflected his broader influence on British theatre during his career.
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