Venue Description

Perth Theatre has a long history of artistic innovation and excellence having been at the heart of cultural life in Perth for over a century. The transformation of the theatre has restored and redeveloped one of Scotland’s oldest and best loved theatres for generations to come. The B listed Edwardian auditorium has been restored to its former glory and a new 200 seat studio theatre – the Joan Knight Studio - has been created. The newly transformed venue has increased workshop spaces for creative learning and community projects, including the thriving Perth Youth Theatre, as well as improved access and facilities for audiences and visitors. The warm and welcoming Perth Theatre Café and Bar serves coffees, lunches and pre-show meals. Perth Theatre is managed by Horsecross Arts, the creative organisation and charity behind Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre. The two venues host a diverse programme of events includes internationally renowned orchestras, ballet, opera and touring drama, musicals, stand-up comedy, rock and pop as well as staging and touring home produced work.

Accessibility

Level access from the main entrance to ground floor stalls auditorium. Lift access to all levels and upstairs toilets. Assistive listening available. Wheelchair spaces. Audio brochure version on request. Assistance dogs allowed. Some performances are captioned and/or BSL interpreted.

Accessible Performances

Some performances may be relaxed, captioned, BSL or audio described. Please see our website listings for details.

Awards List

CATS Awards - Best Female Performance Winner 2018 CATS AWARDS - BEST ENSEMBLE AND BEST DIRECTOR: THE SEAFARER WINNER - 2013

Toilets

There are accessible toilets at all levels.

Staff

Information about the staff has not been added for this venue.

Assistance dog facilities

Assistance dog exercise facilities

Nearest park is the North Inch