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-The Phoenix Arts Centre is a fully functioning commercial theatre built in [[1996]] on the ruins of the old [[William Parker School]] assembly hall, which burnt down in 1992. Since then The Phoenix Arts Centre has developed and expanded.
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-The Phoenix Arts Centre provides two new performance venues. Firstly The Phoenix Little Theatre, a fully equipped venue used for small conferences, meetings and performances. Secondly The Phoenix Dance Studio a venue for performances in artistic dance and performance. A range of other halls and rooms are also available to hire at certain times.
-With three main venues available and numerous other halls and rooms available for hire The Phoenix Arts Centre is often used for performances, corporate meeting or social gathering.
-== Features ==
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-*The main 450 seater theatre style / 260 seater caberate style venue, fully equipped with full lighting, sound and AV facilities.
-*A 74 seater 'Little Theatre', Fully equipped with lighting, sound and AV facilities.
-*A 160 seater Dance Studio, With black box sprung dance floor, Fully equipped with lighting and sound and AV facilities.
-===Main venue===
-*600 Standing - 450 Theatre Style - 260 Cabaret Style proscenium theatre \ multi-purpose venue. A two level venue with tiered bleacher seating, giving a multi-purpose space suitable for stage shows, exhibitions, conferences, parties or receptions.
-*Fully Licensed Bar
-*Full Technical Facilities, Lighting , Sound and Effects
-*Box Office - and Online Booking Service
-*Disabled Access and Toilets to Front of house and backstage
-*Catering Facilities for catered or self catering service
-*Free Onsite parking for 400 Cars
-*Signposted from the A21 - and the Ridge
-*Four individual dressing room spaces and stage door
-*Substantial Power Supply available
-*200 Channels of stage lighting and dimming
-*10kw JBL Theatre Sound System
-*Black Dance floor on stage
-*Infra Red Induction loop facility
-*Stage Extension – Up to 48’
-*Full Automatic Fire Alarm System
-*Bleacher seating –tiered tip up seating
-*Padded seating throughout
-*Dimmable  houselights – set mood and atmosphere
-*Disabled \ Female WC backstage
-*Fully air conditioned auditorium
-*Full Site CCTV System
-*Disabled lift to lower area
-*Korg Stage Piano
-*Video and Data Projection Facilities
-*On Site Parking for 400 cars
-*Stage Extensions, Risers, Treads and rostra
-*Large stock of tables for cabaret style events
-===The Phoenix Dance Studio===
-*160 seated theatre style - black box sprung dance studio, electrically flown projection drop in legs for artistic production.
-*Black box sprung dance studio
-*Black Box curtained venue
-*Full lighting and sound facilities - 72 Channel Stage Lighting Rig
-*Electrically flown projection screen backdrops
-*Four dressing rooms and scene dock available
-*Available as a break out room for conferences and exhibitions
-*Usable as additional Dressing Room Space for the Main Venue
-===The Phoenix Little Theatre===
-*74 Seater mini studio \ Conference \ Lecture venue. Sound, Lighting and audio visual facilities available.
-*80 Seater raked auditorium
-*16 lantern lighting rig
-*PA system
-*Seminar \ Lecture space
-==External links==
-*[http://www.phoenixartscentre.co.uk/ Phoenix Arts Centre official site]
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