Theatre Royal, Bath

The main entrance to the Theatre Royal in Bath (see below) was built in 1720 by Thomas Greenway, and was Beau Nash’s first house. The theatre building behind it dates from 1805, has a capacity for an audience of around 900, and is one of the more important theatres in the UK outside of London.

Entrance to the theatre

The theatre building is now supplemented by two smaller and more recent studio theatres, the Ustinov Studio and The Egg. In 2010, the theatre underwent a major refurbishment. The Theatre Royal is a Grade II listed building and also an excellent example of the Georgian architecture in Bath.

The theatre in Bath hosts a variety of theatrical presentations ranging from Shakespeare to Musicals to Dramas. For example, 2013 brings Shakespeare’s Henry VI as well as South Pacific to The Royal Theatre’s main stage.

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Nearby

Visitors to the Theatre Royal may enjoy crossing the street for a meal or drink at the Market Bar/Restaurant. Another option would be the historic Garrick’s Head Pub adjacent to the theatre.

Access – Getting There

Theatre Royal Bath
Sawclose, Bath
BA1 1ET
Tel: 01225 448844

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