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About Bridport Arts Centre
Bridport Arts Centre is the town’s go-to venue for theatre, talks, and community events in Bridport, Dorset. Comprised of the Marlow Theatre and the Allsop Gallery, it offers flexible spaces for hire and a welcoming, easy-going experience—perfect for intimate performances, lectures, and cultural festivals. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating options, parking, transit, and nearby places to stay and eat, plus trusted local partners to enhance your visit.
Location matters when planning an event or night out. Bridport Arts Centre sits at 9 South Street, Bridport, DT6 3NR. With no on-site parking, convenient options are nearby, and simple transit links via local bus routes. Nearby hotels and eateries provide comfortable stays and great pre- or post-show options. Whether you’re hosting a small talk in Allsop Gallery or enjoying a mainstage performance in Marlow Theatre, Bridport Arts Centre makes it easy to secure your seats and experience culture without the hassle.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Bridport Arts Centre, 9 South Street, Bridport, Dorset DT6 3NR.
- Venue composition: Marlow Theatre (194 seats, 120 fixed including balcony) and Allsop Gallery (up to 50 seats for talks/performances); total spaces for hire up to 300 people.
- Chapel renamed: The Chapel was renamed the Marlow Theatre during/after 2016 refurbishment.
- Parking: No on-site parking; nearby South Street (108 spaces, DT6 3PS), Rope Walks (156 spaces), and West Street (92 spaces) car parks are within walking distance.
- Transit: Served by local bus routes (e.g., X51, X52, X53); nearest rail stations are Crewkerne and Dorchester (approx. 30 minutes by car).
- Nearby hotels: The Bull Hotel (34 East Street) and The Greyhound (2 East Street) are the closest Bridport accommodations.
- Notable events: The Bridport Prize (international poetry/short fiction) and the From Page to Screen Festival.