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Belgrade Theatre

Address

Corporation Street
Belgrade Square
Coventry
West Midlands
CV1 1GS

Contact

Tel : 024 7655 3055

The Belgrade Theatre was the first civic theatre to be built after the war and was opened in March 1958, as part of a large scale re-development of the City of Coventry. In 2006-7 it received a multi million pound refurbishment and is now back open for business.

Now an English Heritage grade II listed building, the Belgrade acquired its name in recognition and thanks for a gift of timber from the Yugoslav city of Belgrade that was used extensively in the construction of the auditorium. Holding 866 seats in its two-tier auditorium, the theatre remains one of the largest regional producing theatres in the country. Since the multi-million pound refurbishment, The Belgrade also has a second 250-300 seater auditorium - B2.

Opened by HRH the Duchess of Kent, the Belgrade has presented over 800 shows ranging from lavish musicals to comedies and serious drama to a total audience of over 4 million. Since its launch under its first director Bryan Bailey, the Belgrade has pursed a policy of producing innovative and new work.

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Directions

By Road

Follow signs off the ring road junction 9 for The Belgrade.

By Public Transport

Nearest station: Coventry is 1 miles

Belgrade Theatre facilities include:

Dogs restrictions
First aid facilities
In town/city centre
Indoor event/attraction
Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Smoking not permitted
Educational Visits Accepted
Suitable for families
Suitable for young children
Group discounts available (min group size)
Maestro accepted
MasterCard accepted
Visa accepted
Café/restaurant
Off site parking
Groups accepted
Toilets

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