Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Venue guide for Hannah Fry's Come Fry With Me at Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, 30 Sept 2027.
Nottingham is the third stop on the tour, on Thursday 30 September 2027. The tour listings call the venue simply 'Concert Hall'; it is Nottingham's Royal Concert Hall.
Royal Concert Hall, Theatre Square, Nottingham
Show dates
Doors 18:30, show 19:30.
Venue guides
- Parking at Royal Concert Hall: where to park, Blue Badge options and car park prices
- Accessibility at Royal Concert Hall: wheelchair spaces, companion tickets, step-free access and facilities
- Getting to Royal Concert Hall: by train, bus, car and taxi, with nearest stations and walking times
- Seating at Royal Concert Hall: seating levels, the venue's plan, restricted views and access seats
- Food and drink at Royal Concert Hall: bars, interval drinks, bringing your own and dress code
The area
The Royal Concert Hall is on Theatre Square in the centre of Nottingham, next to the Theatre Royal. The area around the Old Market Square and Lace Market has restaurants, pubs and hotels.
Hotels near Royal Concert Hall
The city centre and Lace Market are the most convenient areas: everything is walkable, and the tram and buses run from Nottingham station.
Age guidance
Under 14s must be with an adult aged 18 or over
Bag policy
Bring only small bags that fit under your seat. Bags and suitcases over 40 × 25 × 25 cm are not permitted. Front of house staff may ask to search bags.
Cloakroom
Yes, £2 per item. Bags over 40 × 25 × 25cm are not allowed.
Questions about Royal Concert Hall
Where is Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham?
Royal Concert Hall is at Royal Concert Hall, Theatre Square, Nottingham. The Royal Concert Hall is on Theatre Square in the centre of Nottingham, next to the Theatre Royal. The area around the Old Market Square and Lace Market has restaurants, pubs and hotels.
Where can I park for Royal Concert Hall?
The venue recommends Crowne Plaza car park (Wollaton Street). See the full parking guide for details and alternatives.
Is Royal Concert Hall accessible for wheelchair users?
Level access from South Sherwood Street through push-button doors. During performances, ramped access from Burton Street.
How do I get to Royal Concert Hall by train?
The nearest station is Nottingham. Main station; tram or walk via the city centre