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Lamplight Arts Centre (Stanley, Durham)


Lamplight Arts Centre (Stanley, Durham) Theatre / Musical National

Lamplight Arts Centre (Stanley, Durham)

 
Description: Built in 1960, it was opened to the public on 7th January 1961 with rehearsal rooms being added to the main building in the early 70's. In 1991, Derwentside District Council, with aid from the RECHAR grant scheme, carried out a complete refurbishment ... more
Lamplight Arts Centre (Stanley, Durham) ... programme. Thanks to additional funding, the venue has recently benefited from a mini-refurbishment to the auditorium, bar and foyer areas. / Front Street / Stanley / Co Durham / DH9 0NA / Tel: 01207 218899 / Fax: 01207 218897 / E-mail: lamplight@derwentside.gov.uk.

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