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Malvern Theatres, previously known as the Festival Theatre, opened in 1885 and is located in the Malvern area in Worcestershire. Malvern Theatres became known for its George Bernard Shaw productions in the 1930s, and today offers theatre, film, and music. 

It offers a range of memberships, from bronze to platinum, that give discounts on tickets and come with a wide range of other perks. They start from as little as £27.50 per annum and go all the way to £1050 per annum. After major reconstruction in the 1990s, Malvern Theatres boasts an 850-seat Festival Theatre, a Forum Theatre, a 400-seat cinema, and a bar and restaurant. 

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There are a number of car parks in the area, providing plenty of options for Malvern Theatres parking: 

All motorcycle parking is free in designated motorcycle bays. 

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The Malvern Hills have been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It covers an area of around 12 square kilometres and is home to Iron Age hill forts, the Shire Ditch, Bronze Age burial grounds, remains of medieval settlements, and listed buildings such as Eastnor Castle, Bromesberrow Place and Little Malvern Priory. There are walking and cycling routes throughout, and a guide on their website will help you find your way around all the must-see places. 

The Worcestershire Golf Club was established in 1879 and is the oldest golf club in Worcestershire. This is a private club, so you’ll need a membership to use the club regularly. Full membership at the club will allow you to use the club at any time, have up to three guests at a time, and allow full use of the clubhouse with discounts on bar purchases. A social membership will allow you to use the clubhouse at any time, and also give discounts on all purchases at the bar. 

The Three Counties Showground covers 90 acres and hosts events such as the annual RHS Malvern Spring Festival, which drew in just over 100,000 people over four days in 2019. Each June, the showgrounds host the Royal Three Counties Show which first happened in 1958 and includes displays, food, livestock, produce and entertainment. Other investments include the Malvern Plant & Garden Fair, the Three Counties Horse Show, Busfest, Malvern Flea & Collectors Fair Truckfest, Malvern Autumn Show, and the Malvern Festival of Transport. 

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By Train: The Great Malvern train station is a 12-minute walk from Malvern Theatres and services the GWR and West Midlands Trains lines. 

By Bus: Several bus lines run through Malvern, including 42, 44, 365S, 481, 675, 676, and S42. 

By Car: Malvern Theatres is located on Grange Road, just a couple of minutes off the A449.

Blue badge holders can find free parking near Malvern Theatres at any Malvern Hills Trust car parks, and for up to 3 hours in council-run long stay car parks, and 2 hours in council-run short stay car parks. After that time, a pay and display ticket must be bought and displayed. 

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Malvern Theatres, see the Blue Badge Parking website.

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Where is Malvern Theatres located?

Malvern Theatres sits on Granges Road near the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

How old is Malvern Theatres?

Malvern Theatres originally opened all the way back in 1885 as the Festival Theatre, but is now known as Malvern Theatres. It has been closed for several short periods during its history, including during the Second World War, in the 1960s, 1970s, and in the 1990s when the new complex was built. 

What are the perks of each membership level?  

Bronze (£55 per annum):

• £4 off two full-price tickets per production (applies to weekly professional productions and most directly promoted one-night events)
• Exemption from booking fees
• Regular email communication, including sale announcements
• £1 off up to two cinema tickets per week
• Membership of The Standby Club
• Half bottle of house wine free per two diners in the Scene Bistro on Monday to Thursday evenings
• Named membership secretary

Senior Bronze (£38 per annum):

• All of the benefits of bronze, plus a named membership secretary

Silver (£500 per annum):

• 18 tickets for best available seats (applies to weekly professional productions, most directly promoted one-night events and broadcasts)
• £4 off additional theatre tickets for weekly professional productions
• Exemption from Booking Fees
• Regular email communication, including sale announcements
• Two free Cinema tickets per film
• Membership of The Standby Club
• Invitation to members’ Champagne Reception
• One free bottle of house wine over dinner in the Restaurant from Monday to Thursday evenings 
• Named membership Secretary to handle your arrangements and booking
• Listing as Silver Member on printed materials

Silver Plus (£625 per annum):

• All of the benefits of silver, but with 18 tickets for best available seats

Gold (£725 per annum):

• 30 tickets for best available seats (applies to weekly professional productions, most directly promoted one-night events and broadcasts)
• £4 off additional theatre tickets for weekly professional productions
• Complimentary programmes
• Exemption from Booking Fees
• Regular email communication, including sale announcements
• Two free cinema tickets per film
• Membership of The Standby Club
• Invitation to members Champagne Reception
• A free bottle from our French or Italian wine selection over dinner in the Scene Bistro 
• Named membership secretary to handle all your arrangements and bookings
• Listing as Gold Member on printed materials

Gold Plus (£910 per annum):

• All of the benefits of gold, but with 40 tickets for best available seats

Platinum (£1050 per annum):

• 50 tickets for best available seats (applies to weekly professional productions, most directly promoted one-night events and broadcasts)
• £4 off additional theatre tickets for weekly professional productions
• Complimentary programmes
• Exemption from booking fees
• Regular email communication, including sale announcements
• Two free cinema tickets per film
• Membership of The Standby Club
• Invitation to members Champagne Reception
• A free bottle from our French or Italian wine selection over dinner in the Scene Bistro 
• Named membership secretary to handle all your arrangements and bookings
• Listing as Gold Member on printed materials

The Standby Club (£27.50 per annum):

• Reduced priced tickets on the day of the performance
• Tickets from as little as £7.50
• Regular email communication, including on-sale announcements
• Members of The Standby Club are eligible to buy two reduced priced tickets on the day of a performance (max two tickets per production), where available.
• Standby Tickets may be bought online or by phone as well as in-person and the price will be announced daily.
• Standby Club members will also receive additional exclusive member-only offers during the course of their membership as well as receiving an advance season brochure.