My Theatre Matters! in association with Classic FM are looking for the UK's Most Welcoming Theatre. The winner will be announced at the UK Theatre Awards on Sunday 20 October at the Guildhall. Anyone can vote and voting is on-line now, until 30 September. Both London opera houses are in the list, the ENO at the London Coliseum and the Royal Opera, but also there is Opera Holland Park.
Opera Holland Park has a strong form in welcoming theatre-goers of all types. As part of their Inspire programme, they encourage a wide variety of people to experience opera and classical music; Inspire seats are open to everyone and are priced at just £12. They also run free ticket schemes for our older patrons and young people as well as taking opera, in the form of recitals, to audiences who otherwise would not be able to attend a performance at the theatre.
Vote for your favourite theatre on-line now.
Saturday, 14 September 2013
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