5 venues across 3 areas: find where each one is, how to get there and where to see what is on.
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5 theatres
University theatre Britain's oldest university playhouse on Park Street, with plays on the site since 1855 and seating for up to 228.
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A 664-seat theatre between Peas Hill and St Edward's Passage, founded by John Maynard Keynes and opened in 1936.
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Concert & events venue A Victorian corn exchange (opened 1875) used for concerts, comedy and family shows; closure for renovation is proposed from January 2027.
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Arts centre An arts centre by the railway station with three performance spaces (J1, J2, J3), opened in 1990.
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Open-air (seasonal) Open-air Shakespeare in Cambridge college gardens each summer; the 2026 festival ran 13 July to 29 August.
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Programmes and tickets
Britlens does not list individual productions or run dates, because they change too often to stay correct. Each venue's own programme page is the place to check dates and book. The Cambridge what's-on hub links to every one.
Step-free information comes from the venue's own access page or from OpenStreetMap contributors and is shown as reported. Check with the venue before you travel.
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