Grove Families

We understand that organising a day out to the theatre for families can sometimes need lots of planning. We believe you deserve the best possible day out and so, with that in mind, we’ve developed a few things at the Grove Theatre to make your visit to us as enjoyable as possible for everyone.

Baby Changing Facilities

You’ll find these located by door A, to the right of the Box Office.

Booster Seats

The theatre has several booster seats available. Alternatively, car booster seats can fit in the auditorium seats.

Babes in Arms Tickets

Free ‘Babes in Arms’ Tickets are available on selected performances for children under 18 months – please enquire at the Box Office for ticket information on suitable performances.

Buggy Park

While buggies are not permitted in the auditorium, we do allow for buggies to be parked outside the auditorium door nearest your seats, to make for easy collection at the end of the performances. Please note that they are left at the owner’s risk and we advise that you bring valuables with you into the auditorium.

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Everything you need to know when planning your visit to The Grove Theatre.

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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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Seating layout at our theatre.

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Grove Families

Grove Park, Court Drive, Dunstable, Bedfordshire LU5 4GP

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Gallery

Two dancers performing on stage. The male dancer is dressed in a red shirt and black pants and is guiding the female dancer, who is wearing a shimmering red dress. The background is dark with a backdrop of scattered, glowing lights resembling stars.

A large, empty Grove Theatre with rows of black seats and balconies on either side, all facing a stage. The theatre is well-lit, with a person sitting alone in the centre row of seats, surrounded by unoccupied seats. Bright lights line the ceiling and walls.

A group of people on Grove Theatre stage, many wearing hats and vintage clothing, surround a man in a striped shirt and suspenders, who appears to be singing or shouting gleefully. The scene is lively, with chairs and set pieces visible in the background.

Five ballerinas in white tutus perform on stage, illuminated by blue lighting. They stand on their toes with arms gracefully raised, creating a symmetrical formation. A snowy, winter-themed backdrop enhances the ethereal ambiance.

Four actors perform on Grove Theatre stage in a colourful theatrical scene. One actor in a vibrant, plaid dress and wig leans towards another in historical attire, who appears to whisper to the next actor. A fourth actor in a blue dress blows a kiss. The backdrop depicts a village.

A group of musicians, including a pianist, violinist, and cellist, are rehearsing on stage in an empty Grove Theatre. The stage is equipped with music stands, microphones, and a grand piano. The conductor stands at the front, facing the musicians.

Two people in white lab coats perform a science experiment. The person on the left is holding a smokey barrel with caution tape, and the person on the right is smiling while observing. Various science props and safety symbols are in the background.

A woman with long, wavy blonde hair, wearing a shiny red dress, is holding a microphone with one hand and raising the other hand in the air. She appears to be singing on stage with a backdrop of purple lights.

A group of five costumed performers, four in pink and white traditional attire and one in a purple dress with stars, stand on Grove Theatre stage with a castle backdrop. They are all holding one arm up in the air, appearing to be in the middle of a lively performance.

A stage performance featuring a group of ballet dancers in elegant costumes at The Grove Theatre. The central figure is a person dressed in an elaborate, golden outfit. The background consists of dark, ornate set pieces with classical and regal elements, creating a majestic atmosphere.

A band performs on stage with a backdrop reading "The Simon & Garfunkel Story." Two musicians sit on stools with guitars and microphones. Behind them is a drummer, keyboardist, and bassist. The stage is illuminated with spotlights, and the audience is not visible.

A group of performers in colourful, patchwork costumes stands together on Grove Theatre stage, with an ornate backdrop featuring vibrant pagoda-style buildings and warm lighting. The central figure, in a blue shirt, appears to be leading or singing, as others look towards him.

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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