The Grand Pavilion is located on the seafront of Porthcawl. All approaches have brown and white leisure amenity signposting, making it very easy to find. Other landmarks next to the Grand Pavilion are One Stop mini supermarket and the Seabank Hotel.
An interactive online Murder Mystery!Sharp Teeth Theatre return after their runaway global hit, Murder at the Circus, with a brand new online interactive murder mystery set in the 1920s, Murder on Ice!Calling all budding detectives! Your crime-solving expertise is required at a remote exploration outpost deep in Antarctica, for there has been a murder so dastardly it will make your blood run cold. Can you solve the mystery of famous explorer Albert Ross’s icy death? Prepare to travel to the barren landscape of Antarctica, where you play detective. You’ll interrogate the suspects and attempt to unmask a murder with your fellow audience members. Only you can solve this case, as you pit your wits against some of the UK’s most talented performers and improvisers. This interactive event takes place on zoom, one ticket per device. A guide to using zoom and a welcome message will be sent to all participants. The link to the event will be sent the afternoon of the event.If you'd like to form a team you can book together, or just let the detective know once the event begins.Friday's performace includes the option of audio captions."Even with live theatre, glorious as it is, audience members aren’t usually able to participate to this level and it feels exciting and novel to be able to interact and be part of the production as the story unfolds." Muddy Stilettos
More InfoThe Grand Pavilion is located on the seafront of Porthcawl. All approaches have brown and white leisure amenity signposting, making it very easy to find. Other landmarks next to the Grand Pavilion are One Stop mini supermarket and the Seabank Hotel.
With a programme that’s featured everything from Eddie Izzard to The Supremes and Barbara Dickson to Rob Brydon, The Grand Pavilion punches above its weight when it comes to bringing the very best live theatre and music to this small seaside town. Alongside its professional programme is an extensive range of participatory activities including the legendary Tea Dances and a very popular programme of art classes. It also plays host to one of the country’s leading youth arts companies, Bridgend Youth Theatre and of course, presents an amazing spectacle each year with its annual Christmas pantomime.
When we’re not busy entertaining through our own programme, we’re proud to play host to a great number of local choirs, drama groups and schools. We also offer a versatile and unique venue choice for conferences, weddings and a whole host of private functions. All this complemented by a café-bar with panoramic south facing views across the Bristol Channel which hosts its own series of free events including Jazz Sudays and Lunchtime Classics.
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Dine in style at our newly refurbished Caffi Bar! Various delicious treats available.
Bear is a play for voices, written, performed and directed by local talent. The play will be available to listen to for one week from Friday 19th February. Written by Jon Berry, directed by Jack M. Dunbar A missing girl. Endless rain. The first sighting of a polar bear. As the world begins to turn […]
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Premiering on Sunday 5 July at 7.30pm, the anniversary of the creation of the NHS. Followed by a live Q&A on Zoom with the writer Meredydd Barker, director Geinor Styles and actors Gareth John Bale and Louise Collins. Aneurin Bevan and Jennie Lee were comrades and flatmates who together fought and preached for socialism as they […]
