Attend concerts here regularly. Every seat has a great view and the acoustics are very good. Front of house staff are helpful and friendly. There are both tram stops and bus stops nearby.
Our last visit took us in the theatre side. The staff are always helpful and the theatre is a cosier feel. Comfy seats. We were in the balcony and still get a good view but be wary of the barrier if a shorter person as may block view a bit. However, this is only on the balcony level but on every row
We are so blessed to have so many great concert and theatres venues in Nottingham. The theatre royal is fabulous for plays and the concert hall for artists. On this occasion I went to see " Queen of the Night " A Whitney Houston tribute . The whole show was fantastic, she looked and sounded like Whitney , the band was top class and all engaged so well with the audience. Loved the show. As for the Concert Hall, great seating and views, fabulous acoustic, friendly helpful staff and very good pricing. Downsides, no bar and very poor toilet facilities, especially for women where the queue is huge. If they got those two things upgraded would easily be a 5 star venue.
I loved my visit to see Kinky Boots at the Theatre.. my 1st visit in over 20 years. I was so chuffed to get a wheelchair seat and one where my sister (carer) could be with me too. She helped me and made sure I was okay everywhere. The view from accessible seating is a touch restricted as it's under the dress circle at the back of the stalls (any action high up is hard to see but as most happens at stage level.. all was good and I loved the show. It's got to be good views as its at the side of the lighting desk and they need to see too! See my video for your view.
Stunning venue, feel like you're taken back in time in the actual theatre, itself! Not much foot room, though, in normal seating. But that just me being a little picky! Great access for disabled, wheelchair user's etc, Informative & friendly staff! Bars on most levels,lift to all floors!
A lovely theatre trip to see the panto... Joe Pasquale was brilliant in it. The theatre is a beautiful old building but does mean that if you're too far back in the stalls you can't see the full curtain of the stage. Staff were very friendly. Drinks and snacks were massively overpriced!
Sat at the very back but still had a great view. Good seating, clean toilets but most importantly an excellent sound system. Watched Nick Mason ex Pink Floyd drummer. Great show.
Lovely venue which offers various tips of shows and concerts. Smaller than I thought it would be but then again it gives you a better opportunity to see the stage! We visited Royal Concert Hall to watch Russel Brand comedy show! It was amazing!
Went to see Texas in concert. A modern new entrance to the rear of the original building with all the required facilities, toilets, refreshments etc. Lovely atmosphere in a cosy smaller venue whilst giving the professional feel of a larger venue. Will definitely be going to this venue again.
Lovely place, whether viewing from outside or inside. I LOVED the ample space between the rows. I also loved the fantastic show that I had gone to see ( Fascinating Aida). It is close to my first ever place of work, which prompted an unplanned visit. I started work there back in 1972 and managed, this time, to see a former boss and someone who started work there back in 1978. (A Brucie Bonus for the day).
Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall is located at Theatre Square, Nottingham NG1 5ND, UK
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