The House
Main auditorium
Capacity
- Seated
- up to 816
The REP's own Explore Our Venue page: "our largest stage which seats 816 people".
Producing theatre on Centenary Square with three auditoria: The House, The Studio and The Door.
Birmingham Repertory Theatre, known as The REP, is a producing theatre on Centenary Square. Founded by Barry Jackson in 1913 at the Old Rep on Station Street, it moved to its present building in 1971 and was extended in 2013 when it was joined to the Library of Birmingham.
It plays in three auditoria: The House (816 seats), The Studio (292 seats, shared with the Library of Birmingham) and The Door (133 seats). Spaces are also hired for conferences, dinners and receptions through Unique Venues Birmingham, the joint hire arm it runs with the library.
Main auditorium
The REP's own Explore Our Venue page: "our largest stage which seats 816 people".
Studio theatre
Shared with the Library of Birmingham and hired through Unique Venues Birmingham. Fully retractable seating.
The REP gives 292 seats. Unique Venues Birmingham's hire listing for the same room gives theatre 300, cabaret 250, banquet 240 and drinks reception 400; the two operator figures for the seated layout differ and the theatre's own 292 is recorded.
Studio
The REP's own Explore Our Venue page: "our most intimate performance space with 133 seats".
Technical and venue information is available directly from the venue.
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