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Edwardian theatre showing pre- and post-West End plays and musicals.
The Alexandra, commonly known as the Alex, is a theatre on Suffolk Queensway in Birmingham, England.
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Built in 1913. Home of the Birmingham Stage Company, puts on both professional and amateur productions.
Large, refurbished theatre showing varied performing arts, including ballet, musicals, comedy, opera and drama. Home of the Patrick Centre for the Performing Arts and the Birmingham Royal Ballet. Preferred venue for the Welsh National Opera.
Last surviving set of these 19th-century cramped, working-class houses in Birmingham, restored and preserved by the National Trust.
Cinema showing mainstream films, near to Bullring shopping centre and New Street station. You can't really call it much of a multiplex. It is a 1930s building with very few screens and the seats are so close together your legs hurt after the advertisements.
Relocated from its previous Dale End location, O2 Academy is a large music venue hosting many gigs from local and touring artists. The Venue has 3 separate arenas, O2 Academy, Academy 2 and Academy 3 and each venue may be open consecutively with up to 3 different gigs on some nights. The venue mainly focuses on alternative rock and indie. Weekend gig tickets usually allow entry to the club night going on afterwards.