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Nottingham
Arena
National Ice Centre, Lower Parliament Street, Nottingham NG1
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In the
heart of the city, the Arena presents a programme of live music,
comedy, ice shows and sporting events. The 10,000 seat venue
opened in 2000 within the state-of-the-art National Ice Centre.
The UK's first twin ice pad facility, the Ice Centre is used
as a training base for most of the country's young skaters and
is the home of the Nottingham Panthers, the UK's oldest ice
hockey team.
Tel: Box Office 0115 853 3000 or 24hr Ticket Hotline
0870 121 0123  |
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Royal
Centre Nottingham
Theatre Square, Nottingham NG1 5ND |
Two venues
- the Theatre Royal and the Royal Concert Hall - presenting
drama, dance, musicals, opera, classical and contemporary music
and family entertainment. The Theatre Royal, built in 1865 -
its classic facade still dominating the skyline. By the late
1960's the building had become very run down until restoredl.
The 1,186 seat Victorian auditorium, adorned in green and gilt,
reopened in 1978. The Royal Concert Hall stands on the site
of the Empire Theatre of Varieties that once operated alongside
the Theatre Royal. Demolished in 1969, a new 2,499 concert hall
was completed in 1982.
Tel: Box Office 0115 989 5555 or general information
0115 989 5500 |
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Nottingham
Playhouse
Wellington Circus, Nottingham NG1 5AF |
The Playhouse
has earned a reputation for making bold and thrilling theatre. New
work, classics and rediscovered masterpieces, originally for
the local community, have been brought to national and international
audiences through touring. The modern, Grade II listed, building
has a proscenium theatre, with an auditorium that can seat over
700. Its foyer areas provide space for small productions and
exhibitions.
Tel: Box Office 0115 941 9419 |
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Nottingham
Arts Theatre
George Street, Nottingham NG1 3BE |
The Arts
Theatre offers a range of plays, musicals and pantomine. Located
within Hockley Village, a bohemian quarter of the city, the
theatre was established in 2001 by the Co-Operative Arts Theatre
Club as a community theatre.
Tel: Box Office 0115 947 6096 |
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Cabaret
22 Fletcher Gate, Nottingham NG1 2FZ |
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This new
venue, in a Grade II listed building on the site of the Old
Vic, boasts red velvet, candlelight and sparkling chandeliers.
Caberet is suitable for all ages and sexes and perfect for occasions.
On Friday and Saturday the 'Cabaret Experience', presents a
taste of world's best shows. On Sunday it hosts the Just the
Tonic Comedy Night, Nottingham's longest running comedy club.
Cabaret is also the only permanent venue for drag cabaret in
Nottinghamshire. Tel: 0115 941 3111 |
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Lace
Market Theatre
Halifax Place, Nottingham NG1 1QN |
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This small
independent amateur theatre, in the centre of Nottingham, offers
a programme of traditional and modern drama, comedy and the
occasional musical. As well as the main house with seating
112, there is a studio holding up to 60. Tel: Box Office
0115 950 7201 |
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Lakeside
Arts Centre
University of Nottingham Arts Centre, University Park, Nottingham
NG7 2RD |
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Set in
Highfields Park, the Lakeside Arts Centre is the University
of Nottingham's unique public arts facility. There are two performance
venues: the 250 seat Djanogly Theatre, in the D H Lawrence Pavilion
and the Djanogly Recital Hall. Programme of music, dance, theatre,
cinema, comedy and literary performances.Tel: Box Office
and Information Line 0115 846 7777 |
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