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The New Theatre is a large-scale Edwardian theatre serving Cardiff and its surrounding population with a wide range of high quality entertainment all year round. It is committed to access for all. Situated in the heart of the city centre on the corner of Park Place and Greyfriars Road, the New Theatre is the city’s oldest surviving theatre and has seats for around 1100 people. Funded by city of Cardiff Council, it brings the best in drama, opera, dance, musicals and comedy to South Wales.

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4.5

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eleanor

Apr 2013

4.5

Very good access

This is an old building and had just installed a lift before my visit. You have to ask a member of staff to take you up and they take you through the doors to the stalls. The lift is big enough for three adults standing but I didn't use a wheelchair. I think one wheelchair could easily fit.

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Disabled Access Information for New Theatre

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The three sets of main entrance doors with level access are on the corner of Park Place and Greyfriars Road. Of the three sets of doors that form the entrance to the theatre foyer, the doors which are on the far right as you approach the theatre are automatic and will swing inwardly when approached. Wheelchair users are also welcome to use the level access stage door entrance with its drop off point on Greyfriars Road.

Seating at regular intervals