Redditch Palace Theatre

Kids love the excitement of a family outing to the theatre. The Palace is a treasured Edwardian theatre situated in Redditch town centre. It celebrated its centenary in 2013 and runs an exciting programme of events throughout the year. The programme features a variety of live entertainment, from children’s shows and pantomimes to drama, ballet, tribute acts and opera. There will be something for all ages and tastes. Find out what’s on and treat the whole family to tickets for a wonderful show.

This Christmas, from Monday 10th December 2018 to Sunday 6th January 2019, families can enjoy Aladdin, a family pantomime full of Eastern promise. Join the cast in Old Peking and meet Aladdin, his brother Wishee Washee and mother Dame Widow Twankey.

Redditch’s popular Grade II listed theatre was designed by legendary theatre designer William Robert ‘Bertie’ Crewe. During its chequered history the building has been converted into a roller disco in the 1950s and, later, even a bingo hall.

Experts agree that the Palace is of national importance. It is a rare example of Edwardian theatre architecture and is one of only six working examples remaining which can be wholly attributed to its famous designer. Many features including the windows, lights and decorations have been returned to their 1913 design.

Additional modern facilities have been built and connected to all three levels of the now restored theatre, including a multipurpose rehearsal and meeting room, foyer, bar, lounge and lift for accessibility.

Please see www.redditchpalacetheatre.co.uk for the full schedule with show times, prices and other details.