Bridge House Theatre
Arts And Culture, Theatres · Warwick
About Bridge House Theatre
The Bridge House Theatre is a mid-scale theatre venue of 304 seats located on the Warwick Schools Foundation's Warwick Campus in Warwick. Opened by Dame Judi Dench in 2000, it has grown into one of the area's most popular venues, with an interior of wood and brick creating an attractive and intimate space for performance. Audiences enjoy a wide-ranging repertoire of professional productions alongside local community events and performances from the students of Warwick School and partner schools. In 2016, the Warwick Hall was opened, replacing the Guy Nelson Hall and providing a first-class space seating up to 1000, with enhanced acoustics and a flexible telescopic raked seating system. Two drama and dance studios offer smaller venues for performances and workshops. The theatre's website also sells tickets for events at Warwick Hall, the Rosconn Auditorium and King's High Hall. The theatre is home to the Bridge House Young Company and Orchestra of the Swan, and offers educational opportunities for schools, teachers and young people.
Frequently asked questions
How can I book tickets for performances?
You can book by calling the Box Office on 01926 776438 or emailing boxoffice@warwickschools.co.uk. The Box Office is open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9.30am to 12.30pm, and one hour before all published performance start times.
Where is the Bridge House Theatre located?
The Bridge House Theatre is located on the Warwick Schools Foundation campus at Warwick School, Myton Road, Warwick, CV34 6PP.
How many seats does the theatre have?
The Bridge House Theatre has 304 seats in an intimate space of wood and brick. The Warwick Hall, which opened in 2016, seats up to 1000 with a flexible telescopic raked seating system and permanent balcony.
What kind of productions are staged at the theatre?
The theatre presents a wide-ranging repertoire of professional productions alongside local community events and performances by students from Warwick School and partner schools. Two drama and dance studios also host smaller performances and workshops.
Can schools and young people get involved at the theatre?
Yes. The theatre runs a Bridge House Young Company and offers programmes for schools and teachers. It aims to provide educational insights into theatre practice with hands on opportunities for students across various specialisms, and to stage exceptional theatre produced by young people.
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