A Grade II listed theatre at the intersection of Clifford Street and Cumberland Street, hosting productions of plays, musicals, opera, ballet, and comedy performances.
At a glance
The Grand Opera House stands as a working theatre in the heart of York’s city centre. Its programme encompasses touring productions and one-off performances across drama, music, and comedy.
History
The building occupies a prominent corner location in York’s historic streetscape. Its architectural heritage has earned it Grade II listed status, recognising its importance to the city’s cultural and built environment.
What you see
The structure marks the junction of Clifford Street and Cumberland Street with distinctive period character. As a listed building, it retains architectural features of historical significance.
Cultural significance
The Grand Opera House remains a vital cultural venue for North Yorkshire. It serves as a hub for touring theatrical productions and live performance, maintaining York’s reputation as a destination for the performing arts.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: York
- Coordinates: 53.95726, −1.08186
- Status: Grade II listed building
Practical information & getting there
The theatre is located on the corner of Clifford Street and Cumberland Street in York city centre. For current performance schedules, opening hours, and ticket information, visit the venue directly or consult its official website.
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