There are two major theatres in Southampton – the Mayflower and the Nuffield. Both host a wide variety of shows, from drama to comedy, opera to puppetry. For more information about theatre and performing arts see below.
Mayflower Theatre is the South’s largest theatre, hosting famous spectacular touring musicals, opera, ballet and some of the biggest names in popular music and comedy.
What’s on at the Mayflower?
Nuffield Theatre is an award-winning theatre producing major touring shows and hosting companies and performers of international renown.
What’s on at the Nuffield?
Southampton Guildhall the city’s premier concert venue hosting a variety of pop to classical music and comedy acts.
What’s on at Southampton Guildhall?
Southampton Music Diary for details on Southampton's classical music choirs, orchestras and operatic societies. For local performance information visit www.southamptonmusicdiary.org
The Point, Eastleigh is a vibrant, welcoming centre for contemporary arts performance and participation at the heart of Eastleigh Borough’s community. It hosts a programme packed full of dance, theatre, film, music, festivals and family shows.
The Berry Theatre is the South East’s newest creative landmark in the heart of Hedge End.
Theatre information from Visit Southampton.co.uk.
Theatre tickets are available at Southampton Tourist Information Centre.
Art Asia promotes and develops high quality South-Asian arts, music and dance, including concerts, performances and an outstanding education service.
Hampshire Dance is a regional dance development agency, providing opportunities to participate and engage with dance through projects, performances, training and classes.
Turner Sims Concert Hall is a concert venue of national standard.
Harbour Lights Picture House now hosts transmissions straight from the New York Met Opera Theatre and other worldwide locations.