Plan your visit

We want your visit to be a great experience, be it if you are a regular visitor or it’s your first time. We aim to make it enjoyable so that you will come back again and again.

Booking your ticket

You can book online, call the Box Office or even visit the Box Office in person. Hours are 11am to 1pm on the week leading up to a production. In addition, for the duration of a production the Box Office will also be open from 6pm to 7:30pm.

Getting here

We are situated on Hoghton Street, the postcode is PR9 0PA. If you are coming in by public transport the train station is just 2 minutes walk, and numerous buses stop opposite the theatre. See map, or visit Traveline to plan your journey.

Parking

There are plenty of places to park, parking is free after 7pm in Sainsburys, which is a short walk from the theatre. Mornington Road and Hill Street are the closest side streets to the theatre with free parking after 6pm and there is paid parking next to the railway station. See map

Accessibility

Should you wish to visit with a wheelchair, all public areas are accessible, including the bar.
We also have an induction loop system within our auditorium for those with a hearing impairment.
Please see our accessibility page for full details.

Interval refreshments

The Ice cream cart will be available in the auditorium during the interval. Ice cream, tea, coffee, snacks and sweets will also be available in the Foyer.

Bar

We have a fully stocked bar that is available before, at the interval, and after the show. We strongly suggest you order interval drinks. So you won’t have to hurry your drink, plastic glasses will be available for you to take into the auditorium.

Audience members are not permitted to bring alcoholic drinks purchased elsewhere into the Little Theatre.  Only alcoholic drinks purchased at the Little Theatre can be consumed by audience members in the Theatre premises.  Management reserve the right to confiscate any alcoholic drinks found being brought into the Theatre premises and also reserve the right to refuse admission to anyone thought to be impaired or disruptive through alcohol.