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Bristol Old Vic

The Bristol Old Vic Theatre is the oldest working theater in the country (it opened in 1766) and remains the home of some of the best theater you're likely to see, ranging from contemporary shows, comedy, dance, experimental and good old classical productions. There are three areas - The Theatre Royal (for big shows and pantomime), The New Vic Studio (contemporary shows, dance routines etc.), and The Basement (small-scale theater). Whatever you're into, your taste is bound to be catered for in one of the three. There is a cafe for pre-theater meals, lunches and coffee and backstage tours can also be arranged - they start in the foyer every Friday and Saturday from noon (except Saturdays in July and August). Watch out for the legendary ghost!

St. Mary Redcliffe Church

The Medieval St. Mary Redcliffe Church is one of the largest in Britain, was richly endowed with money from Bristol's seamen and merchants and was highly praised by Queen Elizabeth I, who called it the "fairest, goodliest and most famous parish church in England." To get the full story of its illustrious history, take the guided tour or buy the guidebook from the small gift stall inside.

Theatre Royal Bath - Ustinov Studio

Located behind the iconic Theatre Royal, the Ustinov specializes in progressive work from local, student, and touring companies. Opened in the late 1990s, the studio space has transformed into a radically redesigned black box theater that leads the country in contemporary art performances. The intimate settings house many progressive in-house productions and devised entertainment using every imaginable performance medium there is. You are as likely to see new work as completely revamped adaptations of classic scripts and stories.

Theatre Royal Bath

Opened in 1805, the historic Georgian theater is arranged in the classic horseshoe shape and boasts of an atmosphere which is both intimate and grand. London productions often have previews here or begin their tours at The Royal, after leaving the West End. However, the theater is also used by local amateur groups such as the Bath Operatic and Dramatic Society. The interior provides improved leg room and seating is plentiful, but booking is advisable. The best seats are in the stalls and Royal Circle, and each level has its own fully stocked bar. Standing tickets are available for sell-out performances, these offer great value for money and there is the added advantage that you'll be first to the bar at the interval.

Little Theatre Gateshead

The Little Theatre Cinema is a glorious little gem that primarily showcases art house, foreign or classic movies and has a strong local following. The owners are very knowledgeable film lovers and will happily discuss the merits of the productions on display. The choice of movies are diverse and often alternative and unconventional. They were the first cinema in Bath to show the uncut version of the Tarantino classic, Reservoir Dogs; a brave move that introduced a different generation of cinema goers to the delights of The Little Theatre Cinema.

The Assembly Rooms

The Bath Assembly Rooms have been the meeting place for public entertainment since the 1700s. The Ball Room is the largest space, and is used for dance, concerts, exhibitions and conversation. The Octagon Room's shape was suited for card playing among the menfolk, while the women often retired at the tea room. An additional card room was added at the back, which now serves as a bar area. The architecture is quintessentially Georgian and exudes a timeless elegance. Costumes of the kind worn in the 18th Century as well as exquisite garments, old and new, are housed in the Fashion Museum on the lower floor of the building.

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