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About Chatham Central Theatre
The Chatham Central Theatre, a beloved live performance venue in the heart of Chatham, combines rich history with modern shows. Formerly known as Methodist Central Hall, it now operates as The Central Theatre, delivering a versatile program of touring productions, West End tributes, comedy, and music through Medway Tickets Live. With a capacity of 966 seats, the venue offers a seating chart that varies by event, including seat and section areas with accessible seating options. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan a seamless visit.
Whether you’re planning a night out with friends, a family evening, or a culture-filled weekend, secure your seats with ease. We’ll point you to convenient parking, nearby transit options, and trusted local hotels and dining spots to complete your visit. If you’re attending a specific show, check the event page for the exact seating layout and accessibility details. The Central Theatre is a staple of Chatham’s performing arts scene and a great starting point for exploring the Medway area.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 966 seats
- Address: Central Theatre, 170 High Street, Chatham, ME4 4AS, United Kingdom
- Venue type: live theatre / performance venue (historically Methodist Central Hall)
- Seating chart: seating layouts are provided per event; ( stalls + balcony ) with accessible seating options
- Parking: Pentagon Centre Multi-Storey car park; additional parking behind Brook Theatre (about a 15-minute walk)
- Transit: Chatham railway station within walking distance; buses to Chatham Town Centre stop at the Pentagon Centre
- Nearby hotels: The Charles Hotel (Chatham) and St George Hotel Rochester - Chatham are within walking distance
- Notable events hosted: touring shows, West End tributes, comedy and music acts; regular programming via Medway Tickets Live
- Renamed/demolished: historically the venue was Methodist Central Hall; now operating as The Central Theatre