On your next luxury holiday in Yorkshire, how about a night out at one of the fantastic local theatre hotspots in north yorkshire? You might be part of a large group or on a quiet couple's holiday and looking for something a bit special... either way these venues offer a wonderful programme of events and shows to entertain everyone. Read on for more about theatre hotspots in north yorkshire ...
The newly refurbished Georgian Theatre Royal in Richmond is a historic three-tiered, courtyard-style venue with a wonderful programme of live entertainment. From music and plays to comedy and panto there’s a range of entertainment to discover during your holiday. And don’t forget to spoil yourselves with a sumptuous meal at one of our recommended restaurants afterwards!
The Forum in Northallerton promises a great evening out with an extensive list of live events including cinema, theatre and music for all tastes. And, in our opinion, a trip to Northallerton should always include a stop at the famous Betty’s Tea Rooms, the perfect spot for lunch or afternoon tea to make your theatre trip extra special.
A bit further afield in York city centre, you’ll find the wonderful York Theatre Royal. Housed in a stunning 18th-century building, it has a jam-packed schedule of events from Shakespeare, ballet and live music to panto for the family! Of course, there are plenty of other things to do in York to make the most of your trip.
Located in York city centre, you’ll also find the Grand Opera House, a 1,000 seat venue and home to a huge variety of musicals, operas, ballet, stage plays and more. The central location makes it an ideal spot for dinner and drinks after your show.
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The North York Moors is spectacular and home to some of England's most iconic backdrops. A must see in late summer, take advantage of the attractions, stunning coastline, walking, cycling and heritage sites. Also exploring the pub or coffee stops along the way is key while taking in the expansive rolling countryside.
