Venue Hire

Our venues – both the Gordon Craig Theatre and the Stevenage Concert Hall – are available for hire for a variety of events. Located right in the heart of Stevenage and with superb transport links by both road and rail – with plenty of nearby parking, the Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre is perfect for all manner of occasions.

Only a minute’s walk from the train station and main bus routes, as well as just five minutes from the A1(M), the Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre couldn’t be better placed for ease of access for your guests.

Allied to this are our hi-tech production facilities, which makes just about everything possible, regardless of your needs.

For more information regarding events at either the Gordon Craig Theatre or the Stevenage Concert Hall, please contact [email protected]

A Gordon Craig stage is under construction, with scaffolding and lighting equipment set up. The seating area is empty, and a person is standing near the front rows. The backdrop features mountainous scenery with a purple and orange colour scheme.

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Technical Specifications, Health and Safety Documentation.

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Function Room Hire specifications and information.

Venue Hire

Stevenage Arts & Leisure Centre, Lytton Way, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 1LZ.

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Gallery

A couple performs a passionate tango dance on stage, with dramatic lighting and fog. The woman wears a red dress with sequins, and the man wears black. Musicians and other performers sit in the background, some playing instruments like a violin. The scene exudes a lively, intimate atmosphere.

A dynamic music performance on stage features two musicians in black sequined jackets playing acoustic guitars. One looks at the other smiling. There's another guitarist in the background to the left, and several guitars rest on stands to the right. The stage is illuminated with vibrant lights.

Spacious Gordon Craig café bar with light wooden floors and a high ceiling. The counter is long with wooden panelling, featuring a pastry display, coffee machines, and various beverages. The words "Café Bar" are prominently displayed on the wall above the counter.

A person sitting on a green floor feeds puppet ducks. Nearby is a picnic setup with an apple and sandwich on a checked cloth. Surrounding them are various large character puppets, including pigs and other animals, under a backdrop of trees and blue sky.

Black and white photo of a long-haired performer passionately singing into a microphone, tilting their head back with eyes closed. Wearing a patterned shirt and wristbands, they are on stage with another musician visible in the background playing a guitar.

A group of performers in eccentric, colourful costumes and white face masks dance energetically on a stage with whimsical, carnival-themed backgrounds. The central figure, a woman in a vibrant green corset and black outfit, stands with her arms raised high and sings passionately.

Empty Gordon Craig theatre with curved rows of black and red seats facing a stage. The stage has a closed curtain and visible stage lights hanging above. The walls and carpet are muted in colour. Scene appears well-lit with a clear view of the seating arrangement and stage setup.

A camera operator films five people in costume. They stand in front of promotional posters and pose for the camera. The costumes include a large dress, a jester outfit, and medieval attire, suggesting a theatrical event. The setting is an indoor room with wooden floors.

The stage is not merely the meeting place of all the arts, but is also the return of art to life.
Oscar Wilde

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