Customer Notice
Over the past few months, the disruption caused by covid-19 has had a significant impact both on the restoration work at the Grand Opera House that started in January, and on show tours that were due to visit theatres across the UK and Ireland. As a result of this disruption, the Grand Opera House and its partners have regrettably had to take the difficult decision to postpone four productions to late 2021 and 2022: Goldilocks and the Three Bears, MAMMA MIA!, The Nutcracker, and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. We are writing to customers who have booked tickets for these shows, setting out the process for exchanging tickets or requesting a refund. Due to the large volume of bookings that now need to be changed, we would ask customers to only contact us through this process, and not to phone the box office directly. If you do need a member of the team to get in touch urgently, please use the Contact Us form at the bottom of this page. Thank you to everyone for their patience while we process these changes. We hope to put these four rescheduled shows back on general sale in September.History, heritage and restoration films
While the Theatre is closed for restoration, we’re putting together a series of videos looking at the fascinating 125-year history of the Grand Opera House. More videos will be added over the coming months, so don’t forget to check back in regularly!
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Restoration 2020
Restoration 2020
In January 2020 the Grand Opera House embarked on its most ambitious restoration and development project in 40 years, aiming to return the beautiful 1895 auditorium to its original splendour, tell the Theatre’s fascinating history and improve customer facilities.
Learn about the RestorationWorkshops and Visits in 2020
While the Theatre is closed for restoration, we will be busy delivering our biggest ever community outreach project in every part of Northern Ireland, including talks, workshops, school projects, exhibitions and performances.
Discover Workshops & VisitsShare your memories
As part of the restoration project we are collecting memories and memorabilia from audiences of all ages. We’d love to hear your stories about favourite performers and performances, or if you have treasured posters, photos or other items relating to the history of the Theatre.
Add your memoryPlay your part in the Theatre’s restoration
Through the 125 Appeal we are asking all our patrons to consider making a donation to the restoration fund to help secure the Theatre’s future.
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