Culture Calendar Solo Theatre Goer’s Guide – Volume Two

Stop waiting for someone else to go with you.

Want to go to the theatre — but don’t want to go alone?

Going to the theatre alone can raise questions: Will I feel awkward? Where should I sit? What if I don’t know the theatre? What is it actually like going to the theatre alone? Will I enjoy it?

Those uncertainties can be enough to stop you booking a ticket for a show you really want to see.

The answers are in Culture Calendar’s Solo Theatre-Goer’s Guide.

Our 31-page digital guide brings together practical guidance developed from years of planning, organising, booking and accompanying people on theatre trips — including understanding the concerns that can make going to the theatre alone feel daunting.

Rather than simply telling you to “just go alone”, the guide helps you explore the practical and personal considerations involved in going to the theatre on your own.

From choosing the show and venue to considering your seat and what to expect when you arrive, the guide addresses the questions that can leave you hesitating before you press “Book Now”.

Going to the theatre alone — what are you wondering?

The guide explores questions including:

• Going to the theatre alone — is it for me?
• Where should I sit when going to the theatre alone?
• What is it like going to the theatre alone?
• How do I go to the theatre alone without feeling awkward?
• How can I enjoy going to the theatre alone?
• What should I know before going to the theatre alone?

The answers are inside Culture Calendar Digital Theatre Guide.

Because you shouldn’t have to wait for someone else’s diary, interests or availability to experience a show you really want to see.

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