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Building the Rep on Broad Street

Celebrate the remarkable story of Birmingham Rep’s home on Centenary Square and discover the vision behind one of the city’s most distinctive cultural landmarks.

Marking over 50 years since the theatre opened on Broad Street, this fascinating talk explores how Birmingham Rep’s iconic building came to be, from its conception and construction to the people who shaped its future. Learn how the theatre continues to uphold the pioneering ideals of its founder, Sir Barry Jackson, whose ambition to create world-class theatre in Birmingham transformed the city’s cultural landscape.

Perfect for theatre lovers, local history enthusiasts, and anyone with an interest in architecture or the arts, this engaging event offers a unique insight into the history and legacy of one of Birmingham’s leading theatres. There will be an opportunity to ask questions following the talk.

The event lasts approximately 60 minutes. Toilet facilities are available, and seating will be provided throughout.

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Organised by The Birmingham Rep

DATE & TIME

Sat 12 Sept | 12.30pm–1.30pm

LOCATION

Birmingham Rep, Centenary Square, Broad Street, B1 2EP

COST

Free

BOOKING

Booking required

ACCESS

This event is accessible for wheelchair users

Have a question?

Email our co-ordinator:
Irene.deboo@birminghammuseums.org.uk

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Birmingham Heritage Week is organised by Birmingham Museums Trust.

Privacy Policy    Cookies

Design ManMade

Your Heritage:
Your Stories: Your City
11—20 Sept 2026