King's Lynn Arts Centre

Lovely little theatre but the rows of seats are too close together as my knees were crushed into the back of the seat in front of me.

Unfortunately only a very limited number of events to attend here now that it is no longer supported by the Borough Council. Occasional art exhibitions and regular monthly film showings.

Beautiful and intimate theatre with lovely staff. Excellent lighting and sound.

Beautiful very historic Guildhall building now mainly used by Kings Lynn film club. Also some barb buildings used for exhibitions

Shakespeare would find this performance space very familiar as a professional theatre. Companies like the Lord Chamberlain's Men DID perform in these venues in town & cities nationally. For 400 years, at least, UK merchants (Philip Henslowe-like) built these multi-use venues for professional play performances and other things, including: weddings, debates, local courts, tax collection, concerts, dances, meetings and other assemblies" (as they came to be known in the 18th century). 1766 saw this space permanently converted by a Master Carpenter Architect to a Regulated Theatre almost with a stage front almost exactly matching that surviving in Bristol's Old Vic. Photographs of theatre interior during demolition taken 1947 by National Monuments Archive published in Theatre Notebook 1945. See Bristol UK Theatre Collection."

Fantastic historic building, once used by Shakespeare,I saw a brilliant arts installation here.

Beautiful building where I saw The Secret Garden performed by the King's Lynn Players!

Marvelous small theatre space, Shakespeare himself is reputed to have performed here.

Always great sound and friendly staff when I've visited. A big part of Lynn's cultural history

Visited to see Gilbert & Sullivan performance. Lovely theatre, not too large which improved atmosphere for the show.