Theatre

Plymouth Pavilions’ versatile arena has hosted an outstanding array of diverse performances, from the comedic hilarity of Billy Connolly to the compelling Philharmonia Orchestra, audiences have played with the Tweenies, been captivated by the Russian Ice Stars and rocked with the biggest stars around. With a variety of night clubs and late night bars, located in and around the town centre you’ll never be stuck for something to do with. Check there site for the latest sensational acts.

The Theatre Royal hosts some of the UK's leading artists check there site to see whats on. Recent shows, visiting this past year, include Yukio Ninagawa's Titus Andronicus, Rik Mayall's The New Statesman, Kneehigh's Nights At The Circus, Saturday Night Fever, Festen, Cameron Mackintosh's My Fair Lady, Beauty And The Beast, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Nederlands Dans Theater 2, Tonight's The Night and the National Theatre's The History Boys.

The Drum Theatre is a small intimate venue seating approximately 200 people. In 2000 the Drum Theatre began to establish itself as a full-time theatre, committed to producing and presenting the most exciting and original plays, physical and visual for Plymouth and the South West.  In 2002 and again in 2005 the Drum was nominated for the Peter Brook Award, a national award for innovative theatre,  which is awarded by a panel of the country's leading critics. Enjoy a great evening out at the Drum Theatre.