Nottingham Based Theatre Company Nonsuch Announce New Performance Space
Nottingham based theatre company and cultural studio, Nonsuch, today announce their brand new creative studio venue, set to open this Spring. Nonsuch Studios will be an expansion of the company’s existing rehearsal and event space offer, currently based on Clarendon Street, where they’ve been located since 2015. The heart of the space will be the new 110 seater studio theatre and performance space, the only independent space of its kind in Nottingham.
Nonsuch Studios is set to cover 9000 square feet, increasing studio and rehearsal rooms to 5 individual spaces. The space will also include a cafe/bar, and will provide office and creative co-working space for artists, producers and creatives alike. The new studios will be located at a former signage distribution centre at 92 Lower Parliament Street at the bottom of Hockley, in the city centre and the heart of Nottingham’s Creative Quarter.
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