Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple
The venue was originally named The Queen’s Hall from the 1952 rebuild and has been in its current format since 1993; however, a theatre has been on this site since 1435.
The venue plays host to a wide variety of touring productions. From classic dramas, to musicals, ballet, orchestral concerts and comedians, audiences can enjoy the varied programme from two comfortable levels of seating.
Hosting a welcome bar at stalls level and another Upstairs At The Queen’s on the second floor, the venue opens as a café during the daytime, for pre-show dining and also acts as a perfect space for meetings and private drinks receptions.
The Landmark, Ilfracombe
Built in 1997, this unique building consists of a wonderful 479 horseshoe shaped theatre and the Pavilion, a circular function room.
The theatre space is a beautiful space where audiences and artists share the same air and art in a manner not often found. With wonderful acoustics, it is the perfect setting for intimate shows, especially plays, one-man performances and community productions.
The Pavilion is fully flexible where conferencing, celebrations and theatre can all sit perfectly.
In addition to this, The Landmark has vast front of house areas, and The Quarterdeck bistro/bar area with stunning views out to sea, and a terrace where visitors can enjoy a drink, as the summer sun sets over the waters.
