Best places: Performing arts theaters in Bryn Celyn, United Kingdom

1930s theatre with cabaret-style stalls tables, presenting programme of musicals, drama and comedy.

Charming Victorian park known for its gardens, medieval arches & quaint, open-air theater.

Theatre housing a drama production company and staging plays, dance and music, with a cafe and bar.

Contemporary performing arts space offering innovative plays, live music & community events.

Multipurpose venue featuring a library, theatre, cinema & cultural events, plus a modern restaurant.

Two-tier auditorium hosting everything from West End touring shows to community-led theatre.

Renowned and radical theatre company and venue, staging new writing and classics since 1964.

Grand theatre with modern upgrade, staging touring bands, ballet, musicals and pantomime.

Modern theatre with a focus on community, hosting live music, comedy, drama and family shows.

Lively cafe-bar venue staging music, cabaret and comedy shows, with dining and Sunday roasts.

👍👍 Lovely place. I've been many times to see a variety of shows. Port Sunlight is beautiful and the Gladstone is just another lovely feature to visit.

👍 It is wonderful that these time capsules haven't been lost. It is like stepping back in time. Apparently at one time it was a church site, need to look into the history more, but you wouldn't know it. Well attended production of Arnold Ridley's (Private Godfrey in Dad's Army) 1923 play The Ghost Tra...

👍👍 Excellent little venue, we saw a Kate Bush tribute, who were Excellent. Drink and food prices are quite reasonable.

👍👍 Our daughter spent the last week doing the greatest showman. She had a fantastic time and enjoyed all the activities that were on. A fantastic show at the end of the week.

👍 Quality of equipment and facilities is pretty incredible - quality of output is good too - a few stars already made - not as incredible though. The 'students' seem to have a reputation, amongst everyone else in Liverpool, as being slightly arrogant, selfish and spoon-fed the Lipa way...resulting in...