If ticket holders have any special requirements or concerns about any special effects which may be featured at the event, please contact us before booking where possible, or before attending. Special effects may include, without limitation, sound, audio visual, pyrotechnic effects or lighting effects.
By attending an event, ticket holders consent to photography, filming and sound recording of themselves as members of the audience. These photos, films and recordings (including any copies) may be used by the venue or promoter without payment. If you do not wish to be photographed, filmed or recorded while in the venue, please contact us prior to booking to discuss this. If an event is signposted as being photographed/recorded, please make our front of house staff aware of any problems with this on arrival.
Late seating will be at the discretion of the venue management and will depend on the nature of the performance and seating arrangements. In general, we will do our best to accommodate latecomers, but cannot guarantee that they will be seated in their originally assigned seats. Latecomers may be held until an appropriate point to admit them, and where advertised there will be some performances in which latecomers will not be admitted at all by request of the production.
The safety and security of patrons and staff is of paramount importance. We undertake bag checks which can slow down entry into the theatre but are a condition of entry. We respectfully request patron’s cooperation with this procedure. Patrons are advised that large bags may not be brought into the venue. Please do not bring ‘bags of life’, suitcase, or hold-alls. Under no circumstances will personal items (bags) be stored, they must be always kept in the possession of its owner. Small personal bags are permitted, no larger than A4 size: 210mm x 297mm. Exception will be made for patrons with medial requirements or additional needs.
The management of the venue reserve the right to refuse ticket holders’ admission to the venue, or request that a ticket holder leave the venue, in reasonable circumstances. We may also take appropriate action to enforce this right.
By way of example, we may refuse entry, or remove a ticket holder who:
- Does not have a valid ticket or cannot produce ID to prove they are the ticket holder (in the case of duplicate tickets) or eligible for any concessionary rates
- Behaves in a way that may impact the enjoyment of other audience members
- Uses language, or behaves in a way that is discriminatory, threatening, aggressive, abusive, unruly or insulting
- In the reasonable opinion of venue management is acting under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- Smokes, vapes or possesses and or/uses drugs or any illegal substances
- Uses mobile phones or other devices which, in the opinion of venue management, could constitute a nuisance to the rest of the audience.
Ticket holders must comply with venue regulations and instructions given by venue staff, especially in relation to health and safety and licencing restrictions.
No refunds will be given to ticket holders who are refused entry, asked to leave, or removed due to their own behaviour as suggested in, but not limited to, the above examples.
To conform with our licensing objectives, only alcohol bought in our bars can be consumed on the premises. Alcohol brought into the theatre will be confiscated.
Ticket holders shall not display or distribute any sponsorship, promotional or marketing materials (for free of at cost) without explicit permission from venue management.
If requested by the production, mobile telephones and messaging equipment must be switched off during the event.