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Wisbech Town Council
Contact Information


Wisbech Town Council,
Council Chambers
1 North Brink,
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire
PE13 1JR

T el: 01945 461333

www.wisbechtowncouncil.org.uk
 

Angles Theatre

The Angles TheatreBox Office: 01945 474447
Admin: 01945 585587


The Angles Theatre, is situated in Alexandra Road, Wisbech and there is ample car parking within two minutes walk.

Built in 1793, The Angles Theatre is the third oldest surviving Georgian theatre in the country. With the front row of the audience right on stage, it is a fine example of an intimate theatre with lively audience participation.

Featured here are the Nine Lives Theatre Company cast from the Fame Musical they put on at the Angles Theatre in June 2008. Nine Lives is the public face of the College of West Anglia’s Performing Arts Team, and they particularly value having a proper theatre in which to do their rehearsals and the performances.

Wisbech Institute incorporating the Tower Ballroom
Tower Ballroom
The Institute is located in Scrimshire's Passage, off School Lane, close to the town centre and Horsefair car park.

The ground floor is available for hire, and for community activity. It has a large hall with a sprung floor, numerous rooms and passageways.

It was founded by Jonathan Peckover in 1864 for the local Temperance Movement.

The Institute’s emblem bore the legend Labour, Learning, Love. By 1898 its membership had grown to 1200 with a lending library containing 16,000 books.

For more information please telephone 0788 4158289




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