Rugby Theatre Society
ENTRY
from £16
WHERE
Rugby
What it’s like
Live theatre and film in Rugby, with a Summer Youth Project for 10 to 20 year olds and children's dance woven into some productions.
This is a local theatre putting on live shows and film screenings, so what you get depends on what's on that week. Some productions feature children's dance, and if you've got a young performer at home, the Summer Youth Project takes anyone from 10 to 20 who wants to get involved rather than just watch from the stalls.
Tickets are £18 for an adult, or £16 if you go early bird on a Monday to Wednesday for selected seats, which is worth grabbing if your evenings are flexible. The box office opens 30 minutes before each show or film, and there's no online booking link listed, so that half hour before curtain is your window. Latecomers can be turned away or held back, which is a fair enough rule for a small theatre but a pain if you're wrangling kids out the door on time.
Show weeks run Monday to Friday at 7pm, with a Saturday slot at 10:30am to midday, and non-show weeks keep a similar rhythm from Wednesday. The Saturday morning timing is handy if evenings don't work for your household. Wheelchair access is from the side entrance, with spaces in the stalls, and you'd need to ring ahead to book that spot rather than just turning up.
What’s on here
Facilities
Need to know
- Booking
- Box office open 30 minutes before each live show or film
- Wheelchairs
- Wheelchair access from side entrance
- Early bird tickets (Mon-Wed) save you £2 but only apply to selected seats
- Box office opens just 30 minutes before curtain, so there's no long lead-in window
- Some productions include children's dance if you're picking a show with kids in mind
- The Summer Youth Project takes performers aged 10 to 20, not just younger children
Plan your visit
How much are tickets?
£18 for an adult, or £16 early bird on Monday to Wednesday for selected seats.
Do we need to book in advance?
There's no online booking mentioned. The box office opens 30 minutes before each live show or film.
What time do shows start?
Evening performances run 7pm to 8pm. There's also a Saturday slot from 10:30am to midday.
What happens if we're running late?
They may refuse or restrict entry to latecomers, so it's best to arrive with time to spare.
Is there wheelchair access?
Yes, from the side entrance, with spaces in the stalls area. You need to book this by telephone.
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