Bath
Family-focused performance space

About The Egg, Bath

A vibrant venue at the Theatre Royal designed specifically for children and creative youth programs.

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A purpose-designed Theatre Royal Bath venue presenting performances and creative activity for children, young people and families. The programme combines professional shows with workshops and opportunities for young people to make and encounter theatre.

A purpose-designed Theatre Royal Bath venue presenting performances and creative activity for children, young people and families.

The Egg
About The Egg

The Egg is a purpose-designed Theatre Royal Bath venue dedicated to presenting professional performances and creative activities for families. This space focuses on theatre made for children and young audiences, offering workshops alongside live shows to encourage active participation. Located in the Kingsmead area of Bath, it provides a unique cultural experience centered on creativity and engagement for young people.

Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
The Egg opening hours in Bath

Check today’s opening status, weekly schedule, and special date changes for The Egg. Use these opening hours to plan your arrival and avoid closed times in Bath.

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
09:00-17:00
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09:00-17:00
09:00-17:00
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Admission and Ticket Information for The Egg

Access to performances at The Egg is structured through dated ticketed entry, reflecting its focus on theatre for children and families. Admission is sold per specific performance, with prices and available concessions varying according to each individual listing. Visitors are encouraged to review the official schedule to select the exact programme required. There is no flat universal admission fee as pricing remains dependent on the nature of the production.

Dated programme admission

Price not listed

Admission is sold per dated performance; prices and concessions vary by listing. Select the exact dated product in the official ticket channel; no unsupported universal amount is assigned.

Visitor amenities and facilities at The Egg

The Egg offers a range of visitor facilities designed to support families and guests attending performances and workshops. The venue includes specific accessibility features such as a wheelchair-accessible auditorium and accessible toilets, alongside family-oriented amenities like a play area and baby-changing facilities. Visitors can also make use of an on-site café, nearby public transport links, and local cycle parking.

Accessible toilet

Available

Wheelchair accessible auditorium

Available

Air-conditioned auditorium

Available

Baby-changing facilities

Available
Family visits to The Egg

The Egg offers a dedicated space for children and young people, featuring a professional theatre program for ages 2 to 18. Visitors can explore age-banded performances, creative workshops, and a family play area. Consult the full family program to plan your visit and review specific age recommendations for shows and activities.

Recommended age: Ages 2–18

A purpose-built theatre for children, young people and families with weekend shows, holiday programmes, workshops, café and play space.

Why families will enjoy it

  • Children's theatre
  • Creative workshops
  • Family café
  • Play area

Activities and resources for children

Family program

The Egg family programme

Ages 2–18PaidBooking required

Year-round age-banded theatre and participatory sessions.

Play area

Family play area

Ages 2–18

Family play area is a recurring part of the venue's documented family offer.

Location and Neighborhood Context

The Egg is located at St John's Place in the Kingsmead neighborhood of Bath. Positioned as part of the Theatre Royal Bath, this purpose-designed venue offers a creative cultural space for families and young audiences. Its central location allows visitors to easily combine a theatre experience with exploring the surrounding historic streets and public landmarks in the heart of the city.

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St John's Place

BA1 1ET Bath

Kingsmead, England, GB

Planning your visit to The Egg

As The Egg is a programme-led venue in Bath, visitors should book tickets in advance for specific performances. Plan to arrive twenty to thirty minutes before the scheduled start time to allow for ticket collection and seating. Please confirm your specific auditorium details and any entry requirements on your event listing before heading out.

Planning your visit to The Egg

The Theatre Experience at The Egg

The Egg stands as a purpose-designed venue in Bath, dedicated exclusively to performances and creative activities for children, young people, and families. This unique space serves as a focal point for contemporary theatre, combining professional productions with hands-on workshops that encourage young audiences to actively engage with the arts. Visitors encounter a thoughtful programme that balances performance with participatory opportunities, reflecting the venue's core mission. The experience offers a specialized perspective on the local cultural landscape, encouraging deep engagement with the artistic process. It is an ideal destination for those seeking meaningful, age-appropriate cultural participation within the city.

Representative view of The Egg in Bath.

History of The Egg

The Egg was established in 2005 by the Theatre Royal Bath, repurposing a former cinema and church hall into a dedicated space for younger audiences. This conversion marked a significant commitment to local arts by providing a purpose-built environment. Over the years, it has become a *national family-theatre hub*, offering extensive creative programming and educational outreach that fosters a deep engagement with performance for children, families, and schools in Bath.

  • The Egg opens

    2005Opening

    Theatre Royal Bath opened the purpose-built children's and young people's theatre in a converted former cinema and church hall.

  • National family-theatre hub

    Cultural significance

    The venue developed extensive performance, outreach and creative programmes for young audiences and schools.

Planning Your Visit to The Egg: Common Questions

Curious about your next family outing at The Egg in Bath? Whether you are wondering about our opening hours or the best way to get here, our frequently asked questions cover the details to ensure your visit is seamless and free from any scrambling.

What are the weekend opening hours for The Egg?

On Saturdays, visiting hours are from 09:00 to 17:00. The venue is closed on Sundays.

Is The Egg open on Mondays?

Yes, The Egg is open on Mondays from 09:00 to 17:00.

What time does The Egg close?

The Egg closes at 17:00 from Monday through Saturday. It is closed on Sundays.

What are the opening hours of The Egg?

The Egg is open from Monday to Saturday between 09:00 and 17:00, and is closed on Sundays.

Practical visit tips for The Egg

To ensure a smooth experience at The Egg in Bath, visitors should book performances in advance and plan to arrive at least 20 to 30 minutes before the scheduled start time to allow for ticket collection and seating. Because late admission is not guaranteed, arriving early helps avoid missing the beginning of the event. Please note that security searches may be conducted upon entry, and while drinks are allowed in the auditorium, the use of glass containers is prohibited. The venue provides accessible facilities, including toilets and an accessible auditorium, as well as a family-friendly café for visitors to enjoy. It is also important to remember that all mobile devices should be switched off for the duration of any performance.

Visitor experience at The Egg

The Egg is a dedicated space in Bath designed specifically to host theatre performances and creative workshops for children, young people, and families. The venue offers a welcoming environment with family-friendly facilities, including a café and a play area, ensuring visitors can engage with the arts in a comfortable setting. The auditorium is wheelchair accessible and air-conditioned, with accessible toilets available on-site for those requiring these amenities. As the programming is performance-led, guests are encouraged to book in advance and arrive prior to the start time, as late admission is not guaranteed and security searches may occur at certain events.

Visuals of The Egg

Explore the creative atmosphere of The Egg, a purpose-designed venue in Bath dedicated to performances for children and families. These images offer a preview of the theatre's distinct architecture and spaces where young audiences engage with workshops and professional shows. Discover the welcoming environment that defines this unique cultural destination.

Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
Representative view of The Egg in Bath.
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