Welcome to Buxton Opera House Press Office

Here you will find a selection of this season's press releases and images to download. For any further information, or to be added to our press list please contact our Press & Content Officer, Helen Naylor: e: h[email protected] or t: 01298 72050.

One of the greatest stage and screen actors of our time joins us with IAN MCKELLEN ON STAGE

Sir Ian McKellen will be in Buxton on stage with Tolkien, Shakespeare, others…and you!

Local young performers are invited to audition for not one but two spectacular productions.

Following the success of West Side Story, Buxton Opera House are on the lookout for talented local performers to star in contrasting musicals Oliver! and Rent

It’s come home; Buxton Opera House is announced as East Midlands Regional Winner for the Most Welcoming Theatre Award 2018.

Buxton Opera House takes the East Midlands title as UK Theatre announces Most Welcoming Theatre 2018 regional winners.

Buxton Opera House is set for a leading role in town’s development as new Chair takes the helm.

Professor Judy Simons has been appointed to chair the board of the High Peak Theatre Trust.

Autism Friendly screenings join forces with Morrison’s Quieter Hour

Buxton Cinema works alongside Morrison's Quieter Hour to provide autism cinema goers with a relaxed screening after their shopping.

Promote your business while supporting your local theatre

Join our Cavendish Business Club to help promote your business and support Buxton Opera House

All are welcome at Buxton Cinema

We want our cinema to accessible to all, so we now offer a range of screenings for people who might find a trip to the cinema a bit more challenging.

New Cinema at the Pavilion Arts Cente

Something new this way comes…

Buxton Opera House offers young performers a chance of a lifetime.

Ambitions to star in a world famous musical? Then here’s your chance at Buxton Opera House.

Monthly shows return to Pavilion Arts Centre

It’s not always about the huge shows here at Buxton Opera House. There are also the smaller but by no means less impressive shows.