Plan Your Visit

The Gordon Craig Theatre is located on the 1st floor of the Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre. The Concert Hall is located on the ground floor. The Arts & Leisure Centre is adjacent to Tesco Superstore, within one minute walk from the Railway Station or Bus Station and only five minutes travelling distance from the A1(M).

Parking

There are a number of Stevenage Borough Council Car parks located around the town centre.

More details about up-to-date car park information.

There are specific parking spaces available for customers with mobility difficulties, these are located on the service road at the front of the theatre. Blue badges must be displayed clearly in the vehicle. Those using this area without a badge risk being fined.

Please note that patrons are unable to park in the Stevenage Leisure Park. This is operated by a private company and your vehicle may be clamped.

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Travel information and how to get to us.

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Everything you need to know about your booking.

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Information to help enjoy your visit.

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Read more about Seating Plan

Seating layout at our theatre.

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Read more about FAQ’s

Answers to frequent questions we get from our customers.

Gordon Craig Theatre

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.

I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human being can share with another the sense of what it is to be a human being
Oscar Wilde

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