barbican centre

Barbican Centre    

www.barbican.org.uk
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The Barbican Centre is the largest multi-arts centre in Europe, featuring art, film, music, theatre, dance and education all under one roof and under one …

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Jan 12, 2025
We come to the Barbican maybe about once/twice a year depending on the exhibitions and concerts on. They usually have a good range of events - art, politics, and music. It's an impressive complex and… Full review by BlarghBlargh
Jan 5, 2025
Went to see RSC production of A Midsummer Night's Dream for the first time with my wife. The staff were very helpful, finding our way around to the theatre did take a little bit of working out but di… Full review by Mark L
Jan 3, 2025
We went to see London symphony Orchestra it was a magnificent show the conductor had a wonderful sense of humour but Orchestra were amazing' Full review by Malcolm H
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Surrounded by concrete tower blocks and skinny skyscrapers, the Barbican Centre is a hive of activity in music and the performing art…
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The Barbican Centre is the largest performing arts centre in Europe. Located in the City of London, England, the Centre hosts classical a…
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Operating since 1982, this remarkable arts center hosts the London Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Shakespeare Company, Barbican T…
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What is the wheelchair access
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Hello, to avoid possible confusion, my review was about the Highwalks, not the Barbican Centre. If the point of your interest is the former, there are several access points by lift, for …
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Hello, to avoid possible confusion, my review was about the Highwalks, not the Barbican Centre. If the point of your interest is the former, there are several access points by lift, for example along the London Wall either at 120 Moore House or at the next tower at 1 London Wall Place. I vaguely recall seeing a lift also at the Barbican tube station. I am sure there must be others as well. Cheers, Al
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Do I have to pay for visit room rain tomorrow afternoon ?
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Call them or visit the website
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Answer by Neil a · Sep 8, 2016
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How is the view from the gallery at the barbican theatre? I'm looking to buy some tickets but I'm in doubt about the view
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Pretty good, would go along with designman, also try and get front row seats if poss.
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