Established in 1881, the Royal Court Theater is one of the most popular venues where different performing arts events such as plays, ballet, musical events, pop and rock concerts are held quite often.
Royal Court Theater has been a famous name in the cultural scenario of the European Capital of Culture, Liverpool. It came into being in 1881. The building that housed this theater was ruined in 1933 when a fire broke out. However, this building was reconstructed in March 1938 and in October, of the same year, the theater was reopened.
Royal Court Theater: A Venue for Different Performing Arts:
Royal Court Theater has been a popular venue for organizing different performing art events such as plays, musical events, comedy, ballets and so on. From 1980 onwards, the Royal Court Theater has become a venue for pop and rock concerts. Interestingly enough, this initiative was taken by some of the taxi drivers of Liverpool.
Seating Arrangement at Royal Court Theater:
The seating arrangement of this theater reflects that of
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a traditional theater. The circle offers seats in a row.You can get an uninterrupted view of the stage from here. Above the level of the circle stands the balcony. While the balcony and the circle resemble the traditional theater, the stall area has been designed in a cabaret style. The stalls serve meal before the play starts. If you want to enjoy a hearty meal, you will have to get a separate food coupon. Come to the Royal Court Theater an hour before the actual show starts to enjoy some light snacks.
Famous Personalities Who Have Performed at Royal Court Theater:
Some of the famous personalities like David Bowie, George Michael, Joan Rivers, Ben Elton, Ardal O' Hanlon, Ken Dodd and many others have performed at the Royal Court Theater. The show 'The Ken Dodd Laughter Spectacular' continued for a long time at this venue.
Famous Performance at Royal Court Theater:
The famous performances that took place at the Royal Court Theater include "Brick up the Mersey Tunnels", "Lost Soul", "Aladdin", "Babes in the Wood", "Dick Whittington", "Cinderella", "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and so on.
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