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Dukes Theatre and Cinema
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This converted church in Lancaster is now a much-praised repertory theatre and cinema. Built in 1796 as the Parish Church of St Anne, it was cleverly converted into a theatre in 1971. As Lancashire's only professional producing theatre, The Dukes produces five shows a year including an outdoor Promenade performance and a Christmas family show, and also hosts many leading touring theatre productions. There is a public bar which is open around performance times and most evenings.
In addition to its role as a theatre, The Dukes is an independent cinema and has a varied and extensive programme. Please click here for Events listings for What's On Daily or phone the Box Office.
With three auditoria the Dukes is perfect for an entertaining evening out, whether visiting the theatre or cinema or just popping in for a drink. Opportunities are available for sponsorship of productions, seasons or individual aspects of The Dukes. For further information contact Joe Sumsion, Director on 01524 598500.
Please contact the Dukes for price details of all tickets.
| See individual show times on website (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Saturday | 10:30 | - 16:00* |
| Sunday | Closed* | |
Film at Dukes Theatre & CinemaFilm screenings throughout the year in a unique cinema in the heart of Lancaster city centre. Pre-order some drinks or snaps and enjoy your event. 
The BorrowersPrepare for a tiny adventure at The Dukes this Christmas. 
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018
Making a Difference Award 2011
Cultural Venue/Organisation Award 2013
Lancashire Tourism Awards Finalist 2015Morecambe, Lancaster and the Lune Valley is located in Lancashire, in the Northwest of England. Exit the M6 Motorway at Junction 34 and follow signs for Lancaster. Join the one way system (Caton Road) and pass small retail park on left on approach to traffic lights. Turn left following signs for Lancaster City Centre. Once on the one-way system keep in the left-hand lane and follow the brown heritage signs for The Dukes.
Turn left from train station, follow signs to city centre and walk through pedestrianised shopping area, past Boots and cross Great John Street over to Moor Lane where The Dukes is situated.
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