About the Forum

The Forum Theatre is based on Compstall Road at the heart of Romiley in Stockport, Greater Manchester.

We have a wide variety of seating plans available, with 211 seats on our raised, retractable raked seating system with a further 163 seats on our floor space. Any combination of seating can be used which allows for an extended performance space (including floor space) with our stage containing an apron which can be lowered, our stage can be extended and we have a variety of sizes of rostra also available for stage use.

Cabaret style performances and events can also be held, to a maximum of 200 people with different sized tables available.

This is particularly useful for presentations and private parties or functions.

Our Box Office facilities allow for online, telephone and in person bookings and access can be provided to allow hirers to also control their own bookings should it be convenient for them to do so.

We have a large cinema screen available allowing for cinematic performance elements too.

Our licensed bar serves a selection of alcoholic, non-alcoholic and hot drink beverages with both bar and table service available.

We have a comprehensive technical specification which can be downloaded here with dedicated technical staff on hand for all events.

The Forum Theatre also contains studios and meeting spaces available for hire, with ample parking and transport links to both the centre of Stockport via bus and Manchester via train is less than 30 minutes away.

If you are visiting us by car, please search for The Forum Theatre via your smartphone app and that will take you straight to our car park. Alternatively, you can find us via the SK6 4EA postcode.

For all hire enquiries, please contact our Events Manager on 0161-430-6570 or email events@theforumtheatre.co.uk

Should you be visiting The Forum Theatre for an event and require a Risk Assessment or any additional specific enquiry please contact us.

 

We look forward to welcoming you to the forum theatre soon.

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