Plan Your Visit

Here you’ll find everything you need to make your visit with us here at The Eric Morecambe Centre easy and enjoyable. Whether you want to know how to find us, details on parking, want to find out more about how to book your favourite shows, need to learn more about how accessible the Eric Morecambe Centre is, it’s all here. You can also take a look at the seating plan so you can understand what your view will be like from your seats and check out our frequently asked questions if you have any queries you need answering.

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Read more about Find Us

Travel information and how to get to us.

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Read more about Booking Information

Everything you need to know about your booking.

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Read more about Accessibility

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 FAQs

Answers to frequent questions we get from our customers.

The Eric Morecambe Centre

Eric Morecambe Centre, Rothamsted Park, Harpenden, AL5 2FR

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Two actors in an elaborately designed stage set, both in detailed costumes. The actor on the left is dressed as Belle in a yellow ball gown, and the actor on the right is dressed as the Beast in a blue ornate suit and mask, reminiscent of the characters from "Beauty and the Beast".

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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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