St Helens Theatre Royal is a contemporary entertainment venue that hosts popular touring musicals, dramas, and comedies. Their versatile function suite is suitable for various events, from business conferences to jazz concerts, offering various rooms of different sizes for hire. The theatre features 700 seats and a two-tier design, ensuring year-round entertainment with a large capacity and stages accommodating a diverse array of performances, including comedy, music, drama, and a fantastic Christmas pantomime. Providing a wide variety of entertainment performances, from top-class comedians to musical shows, the theatre's in-house team produces all site productions, including three seasonal pantos and a stage play each year. St Helens Theatre Royal is ideal for enjoying quality time with family or friends.
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• Regal Entertainments
• Annual Pantomime
• Screen Acting.
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ST HELENS THEATRE ROYAL REVIEWS
Went to see Some Mothers do Ave Em as a disabled visitor. This is a theatre from a different era but still a great place to visit and supported by superb staff. Easy access to my wheelchair bay and easy to use lift to the bar. The show was also superb so a great day out.
Absolutely amazing atmosphere with thrilling shows in a nostalgic setting. The theatre really needs community support/funding to help keep it in good shape so that future generations can also make magical memories here too.
Excellent from start to finish, Rita Sue And Bob too was amazing and hope to return in future to see something else.
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Dream Sculpture is a 20-meter-high creation designed by the world-renowned and award-winning architect Jaume Plensa on the former Sutton Manor Colliery site in St Helens. The sculpture "Dream" by Jaume Plensa is a public art in Sutton, St Helens, Merseyside, dating back to 2009. This statue, a young girl's head, was completed in December 1909 as the shaft was extended to a depth of 1,823 feet. Crafted from white pre-cast concrete with Spanish dolomite, the purest marble available, the Dream Sculpture's facial contours and reflectivity undergo regular changes influenced by weather and light conditions.
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• Iconic Place
• Historical Landmark
• Attraction Area.
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DREAM SCULPTURE REVIEWS
Lovely place for a family walk as there are multiple paths to choose from. The dream is quite spectacular when you come upon it and the views are amazing across to Runcorn and it’s two bridges. The only issue is that the dream is looking a bit dirty and could do with a good clean and there is graffiti all around the base of it but other than that it looks fantastic and is well worth a visit. There is a car park just across the road with a small park for young children and there are picnic benches and seating around the paths for those who need to sit down.
Amazing, set against the backdrop of the trees. There are plenty of lovely walks in the wooded area, maintained by the Forestry Commission, that surround the sculpture.
A nice little walk up to the sculpture. We spotted it from the M62 on a road trip and went for a closer look on the way home. It is up a fairly short steep hill to see it up close. The paths are good and the route to the sculpture is accessible.
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Smithy Heritage Centre houses an original blacksmith's forge with fixtures and tools and also features displays on local history. Eccleston Parish Council played a key role in converting the Smithy into a local history museum dedicated to preserving the heritage of Eccleston. Despite its size, the curators try to incorporate a diverse range of exhibits to bring history to life vividly. The Smithy Heritage Centre extends its services through outreach sessions, offering living history experiences, talks, and object handling for schools, centres, and societies. This family-friendly local history museum is fantastic and free to visit, operating on weekends from Easter to September. Convenient parking facilities are available for visitors.
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• Architecture Structure
• Educational Programs.
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SMITHY HERITAGE CENTRE REVIEWS
It seriously excellent place - the events are amazing - the organisation exceptional and the place itself is amazing, especially when you find out its run by truly dedicated people on a shoestring. Please support this museum and its events and these guys, as they deserve a medal for this. Brilliant. Had a lovely day and will defo be back.
What a warm and welcoming family-friendly venue this is. The kids had a great time doing Autumn Crafts. We made apple faces. Apple prints and bug hotels the weather was not its best so we had hog roast indoors with a cuppa. What a lovely local treasure x, and the staff were amazing. Thank you.
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