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Trinity Theatre

Royal Tunbridge Wells, West Kent

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Trinity Theatre is an inclusive arts charity on Church Road in the centre of Tunbridge Wells, staging more than 600 events a year. The programme mixes comedy, music, talks, children's shows and its own Christmas production, alongside weekly classes in acting, dance and singing. Its café-bar partner TN1 Bar and Kitchen makes it a sociable evening venue.

Highlights

  • Over 600 events a year
  • Comedy, music, talks and children's shows
  • Youth theatre and weekly classes
  • Christmas show

Good to know

  • Story time sessions run for younger children through autumn 2026

Getting there

Trinity Theatre, Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1JP

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