Gordon Craig Theatre
Opened in 1975, this 501-seat theatre on Lytton Way stages plays, pantomime, opera, dance and one-night music shows. It is part of the arts and leisure centre facing the station.
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Theatres, concert halls and music venues near LNER stations. 16 ideas in total.
Opened in 1975, this 501-seat theatre on Lytton Way stages plays, pantomime, opera, dance and one-night music shows. It is part of the arts and leisure centre facing the station.
An art deco theatre that opened in 1920 and still hosts music, comedy and drama. The same team also stages events and outdoor theatre at Newark Castle.
Designed by Frank Matcham in 1894, this is the smallest of his surviving theatres and a Grade II* listed building, now staging both touring and home-grown productions.
A theatre and opera house on Briggate seating around 1,500, run by Leeds Heritage Theatres.
An ornate theatre that opened in 1914, now a receiving house for large-scale touring productions with nearly 1,500 seats in its main auditorium.
A long-established producing theatre with a strong Northern voice, staging its own shows and touring work. It is one of the closest things to do from the station.
Northallerton's arts venue runs a busy programme of live music, comedy, touring shows, local productions and screened opera.
A Grade II listed Art Deco theatre in Stockton town centre, now hosting shows and concerts.
A Grade II* listed Victorian town hall that doubles as the town's main venue for concerts, comedy and touring shows.
The town's main theatre, on Parkgate in the town centre; see its website for the current programme of shows.
The curvy riverside music centre, opened in 2004 as Sage Gateshead, is home to the Royal Northern Sinfonia and hosts concerts across many genres.
Berwick's arts charity runs cinema, exhibitions and events across several venues in town, including screenings at the Barracks and the Granary Gallery.
For more than 125 years at the heart of the town's cultural life, recently refurbished, with drama, music, comedy and community galleries.
The city's main stages for drama, music, comedy and family shows, run together by Horsecross Arts.
Scotland's 'Theatre in the Hills' has staged work since 1951; its 2026 season includes My Fair Lady from 21 November to 31 December. The Explorers Garden alongside is open daily except Mondays in season (2026).
The city's theatre and cinema, with touring musicals, drama, comedy and films; it is celebrating 50 years in 2026.
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