Arts, Culture & Heritage
Bristol Old Vic
King Street
Bristol
BS1 4ED
🕐See website for performance times
About
The Bristol Old Vic is the oldest continuously operating theatre in the English-speaking world, having first opened its doors in 1766. Located on King Street, this historic venue has been a major center for theatrical innovation for over 250 years. Following a stunning recent redevelopment, it now features a spectacular modern foyer that beautifully integrates the original Georgian auditorium. It is the home of the internationally acclaimed Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and remains a vital producer of new work, offering a diverse social and cultural programme that connects the city's heritage with its creative future.
Getting here
Temple Meads
15 min
Queen Square
Nearby on-street parking and car parks
About Bristol
Bristol is a historic location in the UK/Ireland, known for its rich heritage and its magnificent cathedral.
- Home to a historic cathedral
- Strategic location with deep roots
- Vibrant cultural center
- Major destination for heritage tourism
