
Alhambra Theatre, Bradford
📍 Alhambra Theatre, Morley St, Bradford BD7 1AJ, UK
About Alhambra Theatre, Bradford
The Alhambra Theatre, located in the vibrant city of Bradford, is a cherished cultural landmark renowned for its spectacular performing arts programme. This historic venue hosts a wide array of entertainment, including acclaimed West End musicals, ballet, opera, comedy, and traditional family pantomimes. With an impressive Google Rating of 4.7/5 stars from over 5900 reviews, it's clear the Alhambra offers a memorable experience for all visitors.
Visitors consistently praise the theatre's excellent facilities and the welcoming, helpful nature of the staff. Many appreciate the comfortable waiting areas, spacious bars, and reasonable pricing for refreshments, making for a pleasant pre-show and interval experience. The theatre is celebrated for its high production values and ensuring good views and sound quality from all seats, contributing to an outstanding show experience.
Visiting Information
While specific opening hours are not provided, performances typically run throughout the week. The Alhambra Theatre is committed to accessibility, offering wheelchair-accessible parking, entrances, and restrooms to ensure a comfortable visit for all patrons. For convenience, the theatre accepts a variety of payment options, including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC payments, though cash is not accepted for payments inside the venue.
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📍 Alhambra Theatre, Morley St, Bradford BD7 1AJ, UK
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Pre-Show: Great waiting area, loads of space at the bars, rare to get a seat before a show starts but there were so many tables it made it quite easy. I did not buy any food or drink at the venue as I took my own water in and I saw other people with snacks so loved this aspect of the venue. The queue for the merchandise was ridiculously long and poorly placed (on the stairs so people were trying to get by). A second merchandise location would've helped. The toilets weren't busy when I went and there were a few dotted around which felt suitable for the theatre size. During show: I was in the Dress Circle, Row A, Seat 19. There is a railing that slightly obstructed my view but once the lights were down it was barely noticeable. The circle railing was at a good height to look over (I'm 5'3" and could see fine without leaning forward). The staff were helpful and seating space was good. The Show: I saw Percy Jackson and the Lighting Thief which was surprisingly better than I expected. I would recommend it to fans of mythology and the book/movie/TV show. Overall, after being in quite a few cramped London venues recently I really enjoyed the amount of space at this venue both inside the auditorium and front of house.
We have visited the Alhambra for the last couple of years for the pantomime. This is a lovely historic venue which is very welcoming and a real pleasure to visit. The staff are extremely friendly and attentive. The venue is clean and immaculate. The bar at the top serves alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks and is great to spend time in before the performance and during the interval. Obviously seeing the great showman Billy Pierce in pantomine is great but there are plenty of other acts throughout the year. An absolute must to visit!!!
Really lovely theatre. Reasonably priced seats, sweets and drinks aren't excessively priced unlike some theatres and cinemas. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The performance (Matilda) was amazing, very good production values, no problem with sound or view from seats.
Fab pantomime and great facilities. The staff are just so friendly and observant. Making sure no pictures get taken of the performance. It was excellent one of my top 5 performances I have seen. Great script.
I wanted to say a huge thank you to the theatre staff (especially the tall gentleman with glasses) and bbc production crew member who helped us on Sunday 12th October. My girlfriend and I booked tickets for us and our little girl to see the CBeebies panto on Sunday (or so we thought!) We arrived at the theatre early to make sure we could find our seats and get settled. We’d been sat in our seats for about ten minutes when, as kids do, she decided she needed the toilet. While I waited for my girlfriend and little girl to come back, a family arrived and looked a bit confused. ‘Sorry I think these are our seats’ we checked tickets and they noticed my tickets were for the night before! I felt awful, my little girl would be devastated if we had to leave. I thought I’d ruined the whole day. I gathered our things and made my way back to the exit to find my girlfriend in full panic mode. I saw a lady from the bbc production crew and begged her for help. She was so kind and understanding, she just said ‘don’t worry, it happens more than you’d think, we’ll sort something’. She went and found a member of the theatre staff (possibly the manager - the tall gentleman with glasses - wish I’d got their names!) who advised it was a full house but if we followed him he’d sort something out. 2 minutes later we were sat down in time for the panto and our little girl was none the wiser (she just thought we’d been given better seats!). It was completely our fault and they could have just shrugged and asked us to leave, but instead they went out of their way to help and avoided breaking my little girls heart, for that I’ll be forever grateful.