St. George's Theatre
WHERE
Great Yarmouth
What it’s like
A theatre venue for live performances, with doors opening half an hour before curtain up and a bar for snacks and ice-creams.
This is a proper theatre setup rather than a soft play or an attraction you wander round. Doors open 30 minutes before a performance starts, so that's your window for finding your seats and grabbing something from the bar before the lights go down. There's a bar inside selling drinks, snacks and ice-creams, which covers you if you haven't eaten beforehand.
Booking online through the What's On page is the route they point you towards, though there are also in-person bookings at the cafe on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday between 12 and 2pm if you'd rather sort tickets face to face. Concessions are available for children under 16, adults 60 and over, students in full-time education and registered disabled people, but you'll need to show proof of eligibility when you book or collect the tickets, so don't leave that bit to chance.
Access is properly thought through. The south entrance has ramp access straight through to wheelchair accessible toilets and the auditorium, and when you're booking online you can pick seats right next to the wheelchair symbol on the seating plan. There's also a hearing loop in place. If you need dropping off, the accessible entrance doubles as a collection point, which is handy given the nearest parking is at King Street Car Park rather than right outside.
Facilities
Need to know
- Booking
- Book online recommended. In-person bookings at cafe Mon, Wed, Thu 12-2pm
- Wheelchairs
- Ramp access to accessible toilets and auditorium
- Doors open 30 minutes before showtime, not earlier
- In-person ticket bookings are limited to Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 12 to 2pm at the cafe
- Nearest parking is King Street Car Park, though drop-off is possible right at the accessible entrance
- A hearing loop is fitted in the auditorium
Plan your visit
What time should we arrive?
Doors open 30 minutes before the performance starts, so that's your best bet for getting settled.
Can we book on the day or in person?
Online is the recommended way through the What's On page. In-person bookings are also taken at the cafe on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 12 to 2pm.
Is there wheelchair access?
The south entrance has ramp access to the accessible toilets and auditorium. Book seats next to the wheelchair symbol on the seating plan and a carer seat is charged at the lowest standard rate, free for in-house productions.
What food and drink is available?
There's a bar inside selling drinks, snacks and ice-creams. No need to eat beforehand if you don't fancy it.
Can we get a concession ticket?
Concessions apply for under-16s, adults 60 plus, full-time students and registered disabled people. Bring proof of eligibility when you book or collect tickets.
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