Palace history

Published Monday 22 September 2008 at 18:15

May I through the pages of The Stage, ask readers for any memories or information concerning the recent history of the Palace Theatre Plymouth and for any information on the adjoining hotel - the Grand Western Hotel, which was purpose built for patrons of the theatre at the same time as the theatre.

The Palace Theatre Plymouth in 1977

The Palace Theatre Plymouth in 1977 Photo: S. A. Wightman Ltd

Up until 1978, the theatre’s history is quite well documented and it is from that year to the present day that I would like any information.

The theatre and hotel are both dark at the moment and with the local authority instigating a regeneration programme in the area, one wonders what the future holds for this building.

Curtis Dabek

Flat 4

The Old Police Station

Byfield Road

Isleworth

Middlesex

TW7 7AZ

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