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Welcome to the Plymouth University venue guide. The House is a city-centre performing arts space with a versatile main stage, and the Jill Craigie Cinema sits within the Roland Levinsky Building. Both venues host a range of events from contemporary music to intimate screenings. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transport, and nearby lodging and dining options.
Locations: The House at Drake Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA, and the Jill Craigie Cinema inside the Roland Levinsky Building at Drake Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA. These venues are easily accessible from central Plymouth and beyond. Secure your seats, navigate parking, and find comfortable places to stay and eat nearby with trusted affiliate recommendations to simplify your visit.
For performance calendars, check upcoming events such as contemporary music performances and film screenings hosted on campus. The university also supports arts programming and campus events. If you’re planning a show or a night out, consider public transport options—Plymouth Railway Station is a short walk away, with coach services from Plymouth Coach Station and city buses connecting the campus to the wider area. Secure your seats in advance and enjoy a convenient, road-friendly visit to Plymouth University’s cultural venues.
Parking near The House and Jill Craigie Cinema includes nearby car parks. See the plan-your-visit page for precise parking references and walking times from each car park to the venues.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- The House (city-centre performing arts centre) main stage capacity is 200 seats.
- Jill Craigie Cinema (ground floor of the Roland Levinsky Building) seats 127.
- Addresses: The House at Drake Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA; Jill Craigie Cinema located in the Roland Levinsky Building, Drake Circus, Plymouth, PL4 8AA.
- Parking near venues includes Drake Circus and Regent Street car parks; plan your visit page provides these parking references.
- Transit options include Plymouth Railway Station (a short walk from campus), coach services from Plymouth Coach Station, and city buses.
- Notable events: Contemporary Music Festival (Peninsula Arts/The Arts Institute) and Musica Viva concerts are hosted on campus; Mayflower 400-related arts programming also involved the university.