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The Sunderland Empire

The Sunderland Empire

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While Newcastle’s Theatre Royal (regional home to the Royal Shakespeare Company) and the Sunderland Empire provide world-class theatre from West End extravaganzas to intellectual dramas, smaller venues such as South Shield’s Customs House, which also houses a cinema and gallery, and the newly refurbished and hi-tech Whitley Bay Playhouse nurture and developing regional talent to provide truly intimate and original performances.

For something a little different in the heart of the city visit Live Theatre, whose recent production of The Pitmen Painters received enormous international acclaim, even enjoying a successful run on Broadway, or Northern Stage, whose eclectic output is a hit with theatre-goers young and old.

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  1. Theatre Royal - Graeme Peacock

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    Theatre Royal

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    Theatre

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    Theatre offering a wide variety of shows from opera to ballet, children's shows to classical drama and light entertainment.

  2. Northern Stage

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    Northern Stage

    Type

    Theatre

    Newcastle Upon Tyne

    Northern Stage is the largest producing theatre company in the North East of England, and is regarded as one of the top-eleven producing theatres in the UK.

  3. PLAYHOUSE Whitley Bay

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    PLAYHOUSE Whitley Bay

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    Theatre

    Whitley Bay

    PLAYHOUSE Whitley Bay offers a wide range of entertainment, including comedy, dance, drama, musicals and concerts.

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    Dance City

    Type

    Theatre

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    Dance City welcomes all kinds of people with a passion for all kinds of dance and offers classes and performances in contemporary salsa, tango, ballet, tap, jazz, break dance and much, much more.

  5. Saville Exchange

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    Saville Exchange

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    Theatre

    North Shields

    Saville Exchange is a 280-capacity theatre space - a converted Wesleyan chapel built in 1856, part of a Grade II listed complex of buildings by architect John Dobson. Currently managed by North Tyneside Arts, the theatre is a flexible venue for performing arts events and workshop activities.

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    Sunderland Empire

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    Theatre

    Sunderland

    The North East's flagship theatre, showcasing season-after-season of record-breaking smash hits from West End musicals to opera and ballet; comedy to kids shows.

  7. Live Theatre

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    Live Theatre

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    Theatre

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    Live Theatre Company was founded on Tyneside in 1973. Its work has a strong regional identity, and aims to attract new audiences to its friendly and informal theatre space.

  8. Journal Tyne Theatre

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    Mill Volvo Tyne Theatre

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    Theatre

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    The Mill Volvo Tyne Theatre is one of the region's best loved entertainment venues and is the oldest working Victorian Theatre in the World.

  9. Boulevard

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    Boulevard

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    Attraction

    Newcastle Upon Tyne

    Boulevard – Newcastle’s latest entertainment venue where Burlesque meets Broadway!

  10. The Little Theatre

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    The Little Theatre

    Type

    Theatre

    Gateshead

    The Little Theatre is situated alongside Gateshead's Saltwell Park. Resident company, The Progressive Players, was formed in 1920 and moved into the theatre after it was built in 1943.