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Assembly Hall to Fully Open

Monday, 12 July 2021 18:32

From Monday 19 July, additional tickets now avaiable

Following the government lifting of legal Covid laws, the Assembly Hall in Tunbridge Wells has announced it open to full capacity from Monday 19 July.

This allows the theatre to offer additional tickets for upcoming shows, which they have had to hold back until now.

The theatre will however still be urging all visitors to be safety conscious and, importantly, to be thoughtful regarding the safety of others. Although it is no longer a requirement, the Assembly Hall Theatre team will continue to encourage mask-wearing and pre-ordering drinks in advance.

Check for availability on the Assembly Hall website.
 

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