How many seats are in the Dolman Theatre?
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| seating capacity | The Auditorium seats 400 and has a designated wheelchair section. The Studio seats 60 and is a multi-functional space for small productions, readings, films and seminars. It too has disabled access. |
When was Dolman Theatre built?
The Dolman theatre was built in 1966 and is run by Newport Playgoers Society who perform up to 9 plays a year. The theatre is run by volunteers.
Who owns the Dolman Theatre in Newport?
The theatre is solely owned by Newport Playgoers Society which is one of the leading amateur theatrical companies in Wales and has been so since 1924. The Dolman, however, was purpose-built in 1967 to include a 400-capacity auditorium, three large rehearsal rooms and a 60-seat studio, and replaced an older theatre housed in a converted church.
What is the Dolman Theatre?
The Dolman Theatre is owned and run by Newport Playgoers Society. Each year the society puts on nine plays, each of which runs for one week, Tuesday to Saturday. The associated youth groups perform frequently in the studio and on the main stage.
How many plays does the Newport Playgoers Society perform each year?
Each year the society puts on nine plays, each of which runs for one week, Tuesday to Saturday. The associated youth groups perform frequently in the studio and on the main stage. If you want to participate in any capacity or need more information about the Newport Playgoers Society, visit their page.
How do I apply for a Dolman Theatre pass?
Details on how to apply for a pass are on the Welsh Government website. We’re raising funds to make sure that the Dolman Theatre can continue to be a vibrant and welcoming centre for the Arts beyond the pandemic. From classic plays to great comedies, musicals to new writing, whatever your taste you’re guaranteed great entertainment at the Dolman.