The cart is emptyAldermoor Hall opened in 1911 as a music hall and has never closed its doors for more than a summer. It has two rooms under one roof, and one rule: the best seat is the one you chose.
The Main Hall
Two hundred and eighty seats in the stalls, the circle and four boxes, a stage of twelve metres, and an acoustic that conductors write letters about. It is the room of the orchestra, the ballet and the large plays. The seats are numbered and you choose them yourself when you book.
The Studio Stage
A hundred and fifty seats and a stage you can almost touch: recitals, jazz and new plays. It is the room where you see the pedals of the piano.
Coming to a show
- Doors
- One hour before the show
- Box office
- 10:00 to 18:00, and until the interval on show days
- Bar
- On the first floor, open from doors
- Cloakroom
- Free, in the foyer
- Late arrivals
- Seated at the first pause
Access for everyone
Both rooms are reached without a step from the street by the side entrance on Mill Lane. Wheelchair places and the seat for a companion next to each are marked on the plan when you choose your seats, and some performances have an audio description or a signed interpretation: they carry a note in the programme. An induction loop covers the Main Hall. Assistance dogs are welcome. Call the box office if you want to talk about what you need: we would rather know.
Getting here
- By train. Aldermoor station is a ten-minute walk down Station Road.
- By bus. Lines 4 and 12 stop at Mill Street, in front of the house.
- By car. The Market Square car park is open until midnight and costs less after 18:00.