Pavilion Theatre
This is an extension of the Suncentre Leisure Complex and replaced the original Pavilion Theatre (1908-1974, q.v.).
The building is essentially a steel framed construction clad with steel sheeting. It shares foyer space with the leisure centre. Finishes in non-public areas are minimal but the auditorium, stalls, upper circle and circle (all with fixed seating) are well designed and focused clearly on the wide proscenium opening. The stage is slightly raked (1 in 35), and is well-equipped, with a performing area of 25m x 13.23m and good wing space, and three hemp sets in addition to 44 counterweight single purchase sets.
An unusual but successful theatre development which was partly funded by the EU.
Built / Converted
1991
Dates of use
- 1991
Current state
Extant
Current use
Theatre
Address
Promenade, Rhyl, Denbighshire, LL18 3AQ, Wales
Website
Further details
Other names
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Events
- 1991 Design/Construction:Carl Thompson & Associates- ArchitectJoe Parker- Consultant
- 1991 Use:
- 2001 Alteration: sound amplification loop added for hearing aid users.
Capacities
- CapacityCurrentDescription1032
Listings
- ListingNot listed
Stage type
raked (1 in 35)
Building dimensions: -
Stage dimensions: perf area 25m x 13.23m
Proscenium width: 12.9m
Height to grid: -
Inside proscenium: -
Orchestra pit: 30 musicians