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Birmingham's Theatres and Halls - Past and Present

Several of Birmingham's Theatres from an illustration in the Playgoer of 1901 / 1902 - Courtesy Iain Wotherspoon.

Above - Several of Birmingham's Theatres from an illustration in the Playgoer of 1901 / 1902 - Courtesy Iain Wotherspoon.

Adelphi Theatre

Alexandra Theatre - Still in Theatrical Use

Aston Hippodrome

Birmingham Hippodrome - Still in Theatrical Use

Birmingham Coliseum and Gaiety

Carlton Theatre

Day's Crystal Palace

Drum Arts Centre - Still in Theatrical Use

Empire Palace Theatre

Grand Theatre of Varieties

Holder's Grand Concert Rooms

Imperial Theatre

Lyceum Theatre / Alexandra Theatre - Still in Theatrical Use

Metropole Theatre

New Star Theatre of Varieties

Newtown Palace Theatre

Prince of Wales Theatre

Queen's Theatre and Opera House

Royal Music Hall

Tower of Varieties Circus

Tivoli Theatre of Varieties

Theatre Royal, Aston

Theatre Royal, New Street

Arthur Lloyd is known to have performed in Birmingham 1861 1862 1863 1867 1880 1887 1890

Some of the information on this site detailing Birmingham's Theatres was gleaned from the excellent book 'Birmingham Theatres, Concert & Music Halls' by Victor J. Price.