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Hall For Cornwall
Hall for Cornwall is a regional large-scale theatre located in Truro. It's the largest performance venue in the South West with over 1,300 seats, hosting a variety of live entertainment, including touring West End productions, stand-up comedy, concerts, dance performances and talks. The theatre underwent a major refurbishment, reopening in 2021 with improved facilities, increased seating capacity, and a modern auditorium named the Cornwall Playhouse. It plays a key role in the cultural life of the region, supporting local talent and community engagement alongside a visiting shows.
Facilities
- WC
- Disabled Access
- Disabled WC
- Baby Changing
- WiFi Available
- Food & Drink
Contact Details
Back Quay
Truro
TR1 2LL
Telephone: 01872 262466
Email: boxoffice@hallforcornwall.org.uk
Web: http://hallforcornwall.co.uk
Social Media
Upcoming Events
Dick Whittington & His Mousehole Cat - Friday 04 December 2026 to Sunday 03 January 2027
Cornwall’s festive family tradition continues in 2026 with Dick Whittington & His Mousehole Cat, featuring a golden blend of songs, smiles, warmth and wonder in the South West’s biggest homegrown pantomime.
Get set for an enduring tale of friendship, fortune and fame from Cornwall Playhouse Productions – the powerhouse behind Peter Pan, Jack And The Beanstalk, and Aladdin.
Join local lad Dick Whittington, who dares to dream of a brighter future. Together with his trusty cat companion, our hopeful hero sets out on a quest for the land paved with gold. Will our dynamic duo strike it rich? Will a dastardly rat derail their plans? Will the gang ever make it home to Cornwall? Gather your tribe and settle in for this all-singing, all-dancing, unmissable treat for all the family.
Leading the laughs as our Dame? None other than Kernow King himself, Edward Rowe, pulling up his bloomers once more after bringing the house down as Widow Twerkey in last year’s Aladdin. This time he’s Wednesday Whittington – Dick’s formidable mum, a savvy Cornish businesswoman with a rat-catching empire and her sights set firmly on the bright lights of London.
Plus, the creative team behind last year’s Aladdin are back – and now with national Panto award nominations to their name. Nick Evans directs, with Richard Healey and Edward Rowe on writing duties, and Jevan Howard-Jones brings the choreography. Teaming up once again with HfC‘s own Cornwall Playhouse Productions team, they’re building on a run of critically acclaimed Christmas shows – so you know you’re in for something seriously special.
