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The Birmingham Rep (short for Repertory Theatre) is one of the largest theatres in town.
They have two auditoria: the main stage, and the Door which is a studio theatre that is used for smaller productions.
Written Aug 4, 2008
Address: Broad Street, Birmingham B1 2EP
Phone: +44 (0)121 236 4455 (box office)
Website: http://www.birmingham-rep.co.uk
The Midlands Art Centre (or MAC as it's known locally) has a small cinema which shows films that are often overlooked by bigger, Multiplex cinemas. It also has a number of stage productions, both amateur and professional put on on it's indoor and outdoor stages. Furthermore, it has a bar and a cafe. When I was a kid, I used to go to classes there. I'm fairly sure they still run them... everything from Judo to Music and Pottery.
Dress Code: None as such
Written Mar 19, 2003
Address: MAC, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12 9QH
Phone: 0121 440 3838
Website: http://www.mac-birmingham.org.uk/
December 2000 We went to a very enjoyable performance of the King and I on Boxing Day. This is a late 19th century buiiding and a commercial theatre so the prices can sometimes be a bit high for Birmingham's theatres (£15 to £25 for the Grand Circle). Try to get seats in the Stalls or Dress Circle the Grand Circle is very high up in the theatre and very steeply raked -be warned, if you suffer from vertigo.
Dress Code: Nothing special
Updated Feb 15, 2003
Address: Station Street
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There is so much to do in Birmingham even at night. There is pbviously Birmingham University and so there are alot of clubs open and pubs. However there are also many beautiful theaters where you can see some lovely performances ranging from dancing to acting!
It has absolutely everything!
Dress Code: Usual casual but still a bit dressy!
Written Aug 26, 2002
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The Alexandra is a 1,323 seater touring and concert venue, which plays host to major musicals, drama, comedy, one-night concerts and dance. In-house facilities include bars and corporate hospitality suites. Located in the heart of Birmingham, the Alexandra is easily accessible by road, bus and rail.
Dress Code: Wear whatever you like
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Historic theatre, located in Hurst Street, between the City Centre and the Chinese Quarter. Home of the Birmingham Ballet Company.
Dress Code: Wear whatever you like.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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The Rep is a freindly and accessable Theatre, representing the best in rare and classic drama.
Dress Code: Wear whatever you like.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Traditional theatre - home of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, but also hosts musicals, plays and Christmas pantomimes
Dress Code: It's nice to dress up for the occasion
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Go to a play at the of Birmingham Repertory Theatre, which everybody calls the REP. There is the main house but there is also a smaller one.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Write a ReviewGo to a play at the of Birmingham Repertory Theatre, which everybody calls the REP. There is the main house but there is also a smaller one.
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