Plan Your Visit

ONLINE

You can book a ticket online by selecting the date on the calendar and then selecting the seats you’d wish to see the show from ahead of going through to the basket and checkout.

BOX OFFICE

For those that would prefer to discuss their requirements via email, please contact the contact the Box Office team via – [email protected]
Rent (2019) Photography: Scott Rylander

Great Hall is a modern, medium-sized theatre in the centre of Cambridge, suitable for a wide range of performance events. Great Hall is the Performing Arts Centre for The Leys School.  It was completed in September 2013 and officially opened by HRH the Earl of Wessex in January 2014. Since 2016, CTC has used Great Hall at The Leys as its main performance space.

The Great Hall at The Leys is in the historic centre of Cambridge and within 10 minutes’ walk of both the Grand Arcade and Queen Anne Car Parks. Cambridge is a busy city and traffic conditions can be difficult, especially on weekends.  Please factor this into your journey.  After 5pm, parking is free on Trumpington Road near the theatre. There is no car parking available on site except for disabled patrons.

Great Hall at The Leys
Trumpington Road,
Cambridge
CB2 7AD

The Father (2019) Photography: Scott Rylander

Cambridge Tourist Information Centre is on the Peas Hill side of the Guildhall.

 

Tour of the Colleges – Most of the university’s stunning colleges are open to the public at set times during the day – look out for signboards set out in front of college gates to advertise opening hours. Or take a punt or walking tour.

 

University Museums – Cambridge University is blessed with some of the best museums in the world, from the stunning art collection of the Fitzwilliam to the world famous Museum of Zoology which houses specimens collected and used by Charles Darwin. Visit this site for information about all the University Museums: cam.ac.uk/museums-and-collections.

 

Independent Museums – Cambridge also has a number of independent museums – don’t miss the Museum of Cambridge to find out about the history of “town and gown”; the Cambridge Science Centre; the Museum of Technology; or the 12th century Round Church, from which Christian Heritage runs walking tours of the city.

 

Independent Cambridge– Cambridge is fortunate in having a good number of quality independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Check out the Independent Cambridge website for a comprehensive directory.

Sweet Charity (2018) Photography: Peter Buncombe

Royal Cambridge Hotel
Trumpington Street,
Cambridge,
CB2 1PY

T: +44 (0) 844 855 9113

W: sjhotels.co.uk/hotels/royal-cambridge-hotel-cambridge

Adjacent to the Cambridge University campus, this traditional hotel, set in a Georgian townhouse, is 5 minutes’ walk from Cambridge University Botanic Garden and less than a mile from Cambridge train station.

Little Women (2019) Photography: Peter Buncombe

The theatre bar will be open 45 minutes before the performance and will serve a wide range of snacks and drinks. It’s the ideal place to grab a drink before show and pre order your interval drinks.

 

Browns Cambridge
23 Trumpington St,
Cambridge
CB2 1QA

In the heart of the city, stylishly situated in a converted wing of the old Addenbrooke’s Hospital, is Browns Cambridge. It is situated five minutes’ walk away from Great Hall at The Leys.


Royal Cambridge Hotel
Trumpington Street,
Cambridge,
CB2 1PY

Royal Cambridge serves a traditional afternoon tea with homemade cakes and sandwiches and a selection of teas and coffees. Add a glass of fizz to your afternoon tea for something that’s extra special.

 

T: +44 (0) 844 855 9113

W: sjhotels.co.uk/hotels/royal-cambridge-hotel-cambridge

E: [email protected]

West Side Story (2018) Photography: Scott Rylander

We warmly welcome customers with all disabilities requiring particular assistance, and our building and facilities are accessible for everyone. Services we provide include:

  • An induction loop is provided in Great Hall for hard of hearing patrons
  • Wheelchair spaces in all of our performance areas; all public areas are also accessible to wheelchair users, including lift access to the circle level
  • Accessible parking for disabled patrons at Great Hall. Please note that this is very limited and needs to be booked in advanced. The nearest disabled bays are located adjacent to Kevin Building which is c.150m from the theatre

Please contact us in advance by using our contact form or by phoning the box office to book disabled seats.

If you are driving to the Great Hall at The Leys then you can use the link to request reserved accessible parking here

Please note there is limited availability.

Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (2017) Photography: Anton Belmonté