We’ve been making some changes around here! We know that your health and safety of those around you is of paramount importance – that’s why we’ve been hard at work making important changes to our building. When we return, get ready for: A contactless bar and box office Paperless tickets Hand sanitising stations throughout Advanced …
Thanks to everyone who joined us for Conversations in Quarantine. That’s a wrap for series 1 but don’t fret we will be back with more content in July and August. Until then stay safe and vigilant. Catch-up with series 1 here:
While I began this week slightly disappointed by the revelation that Durham University does not run a theatre degree, I soon discovered through the persistent work force of the small student theatre management team that theatre in all kinds is important to the diverse range of culture that this university offers. I am Elle McCloskey …
Thanks to a recently completed archeological report, The Assembly Rooms Theatre has been dated as building at around 300 years old! An archeological survey of the site during our renovations have unearthed some amazing information. The above map comes from the survey’s report, suggesting that parts of the theatre have been around since the 1820’s …
Today, we have gone dark as a theatre to allow for essential renovations and repairs to the building. This work has come from Durham University £2.4 million redevelopment project to renovate and restore our building, the stunning and historic Assembly Rooms Theatre. This development will see a dramatic change to our building for the benefits of audience and visiting …
