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The Alexandra; Former names: Lyceum Theatre (1901–1902) Alexandra Theatre (1902–2010) New Alexandra Theatre (2010–2018) Address: Suffolk Queensway Birmingham England: Coordinates: Owner: Ambassador Theatre Group: Capacity: 1,347: Construction; Opened: 27 May 1901: Years active
The Alexandra Theatre and the Birmingham Hippodrome host large-scale touring productions, while professional drama is performed on a wide range of stages across the city, including the Old Rep, the Crescent Theatre, the Custard Factory, the Old Joint Stock Theatre, the Blue Orange Theatre and the mac in Cannon Hill Park.During the 70s, mac ...
On 26 January 2024, it was announced that the musical will have its world premiere at The Alexandra, Birmingham beginning previews on 9 November, with a gala night on 19 November (with Steps appearing and performing during the Finale Megamix), running until 30 November 2024, after being extended from 24 November due to popular demand.
Alexandra Theatre may refer to: Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, a theatre in Birmingham, England, now the New Alexandra Theatre; Alexandra Theatre, Bognor Regis, a theatre in the British town of Bognor Regis; Alexandra Theatre, London, a theatre in the Stoke Newington district of London; Alexandra Theatre, Melbourne, a former name for Her ...
The Birmingham Stage Company was founded by the Actor/Manager Neal Foster in 1992, with Sir Derek Jacobi and Paul Scofield CH as patrons. It presents productions both on its home stage at The Alexandra Theatre in Birmingham and touring throughout the United Kingdom and internationally, most recently Delhi, Sydney and Dubai. Box Office receipts ...
Birmingham Corporation establish the Birmingham Repertory Theatre Trust. The Alexandra Theatre is rebuilt with an Art Deco auditorium. The Birmingham Municipal Bank causes controversy amongst Sutton Coldfield residents who believe Birmingham aims to absorb Sutton Coldfield when the bank outlines plans to open a branch in the town.
Old Joint Stock Theatre: Birmingham 1864 95 The Old Town Hall: Hemel Hempstead 1978 110 Dacorum Borough Council Old Rep Theatre Birmingham 15 February 1913 383 Old Vic: London 1818 1,067 Artistic Director – Matthew Warchus: Oldham Coliseum Theatre: Oldham 1885 585 Olivier (Royal National Theatre) London 1976 1,160 Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park
The play had its British premiere at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, on 21 March 1956 and was first seen in London on 11 April at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. The director was John Gielgud, the sets were by Reece Pemberton and the costumes by Sophie Harris. The play ran at the Haymarket for 658 performances, ending on 9 November 1957. [6]