Farnham Maltings
Dating from 1792, the building which has a delightful riverside setting was converted to an Arts Centre in 1970. It is the array of buildings the name implies. The Great Hall has a flat platform stage with proscenium, with flat or raked seating. The Tindle studio, which was created in 2005, can be used as a black box studio theatre, conference or workshop space with configurable raked seating. There are backstage rooms for bands/artists and various other studios and meeting rooms. Most famous as a jazz venue but also caters for dance and drama.
Built / Converted
1970
Dates of use
- 1970 : Theatre, dance, music etc., continuing
Current state
Extant
Current use
Arts Centre
Address
Bridge Square, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7QR, England
Website
Further details
Other names
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Events
- 1729 Design/Construction: as maltingsUnknown- Architect
- 1969 Owner/Management: Farnham Maltings Association Ltd
- 1970 Alteration: conversion to theatreUnknown- Architect
- 1970 Use: Theatre, dance, music etc., continuing
Capacities
- CapacityLaterDescription456Comment1995; Great Hall
- CapacityLaterDescription456Comment2015; Great Hall
- CapacityLaterDescription116Comment2015; Tindle Studio
- CapacityCurrentDescription410Comment2017; Great Hall
- CapacityCurrentDescription106Comment2017; Tindle Studio
Listings
- ListingNot listed
Stage type
Pros flat
Building dimensions: -
Stage dimensions: Depth: 4.6m
Proscenium width: 12.2m
Height to grid: 5.2m
Inside proscenium: -
Orchestra pit: None