The Miners' TheatreTheatreOriginally a single-balconied hall with a gently curving ceiling, a nearly flat floor has now been inserted, extending from front balcony level to the original proscenium line, reducing the height of the proscenium. A delightful theatrical asset, it is the most intimate of our venues, featuring original and restored Art Modern-style decorative plaster work.The Miners’ is a hidden gem.
Here you’ll find a lively programme of events that range from cosy and close-up shows with luminaries from stage, screen and literary worlds in An Audience With, plus brilliant children's theatre, engaging dramas, fun-filled pantomime and much more. The Miners’ is also renowned for its excellent acoustics and this had been evident since the Miners’ Theatre Trust refurbished a beautiful Bechstein piano.Wind StreetAmmanfordCarmarthenshireSA18 3DNUnited Kingdom51.792009500000-3.989193100000http://www.showmewales.co.uk/?dms=3&pid=
The Miners' Theatre
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Originally a single-balconied hall with a gently curving ceiling, a nearly flat floor has now been inserted, extending from front balcony level to the original proscenium line, reducing the height of the proscenium. A delightful theatrical asset, it is the most intimate of our venues, featuring original and restored Art Modern-style decorative plaster work.The Miners’ is a hidden gem.
Here you’ll find a lively programme of events that range from cosy and close-up shows with luminaries from stage, screen and literary worlds in An Audience With, plus brilliant children's theatre, engaging dramas, fun-filled pantomime and much more. The Miners’ is also renowned for its excellent acoustics and this had been evident since the Miners’ Theatre Trust refurbished a beautiful Bechstein piano.
Map reference: SN 629122 Lat: 51.79201 Long: -3.98919
Whether you come from the east or west the best way to get the Miners’ is to drive to Pont Abram which is the end of the M4 and follow the signs to Ammanford. At Ammanford you will come to a cross roads; turn left onto Tir-Y-Dail Lane and take the first right turn. This will take you into a car park and the Miners’ Theatre is located at the far end.
Accessible by Public Transport: 1 mile from Ammanford station
The Miners' Theatre
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