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Kingston Lecture Theatre

From a private green room for speakers leading directly onto the stage to foldaway laptop tables in the seats with individual power sockets, the Kingston Lecture Theatre offers all the little touches that make it the perfect choice for a wide range of events in Birmingham for up to 150 guests. This premier lecture theatre is ideal for hosting talks, seminars as part of a conference, or even a pop-up cinema experience. The cutting-edge facilities on offer will delight planners and delegates alike.

The beautifully designed auditorium, which underwent extensive renovation upgrades in 2019, benefits from cutting-edge AV features, from HD projector walls and a widescreen display, to impactful LED coloured lighting.

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This room is ideal for…

  1. Conferences
  2. Talks
  3. Presentations and training
  4. Screenings
  5. Lectures and seminars
  6. Award ceremonies

What you get…

  1. Tiered seating
  2. State-of-the-art AV (including HD projector)
  3. Dedicated technician
  4. Wi-Fi and air conditioning
  5. Green room for speakers

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Catering

From sit-down fine dining dinners to informal buffets, barbeques and cocktail parties, we can cater for all kinds of events, no matter how formal or casual.

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FAQs

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Kingston Lecture Theatre hire costs

All prices exclude VAT.

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Maximum capacity

150 (Theatre)  

Day rate

(9am to 5pm)

£2065  

Half day rate

 

Evening rate

(6pm to 9.30pm)

£1548  

Did you know?

The lecture theatre is named after the Kingston Wharf on which the original building was constructed in 1806.

During WW2, the wharf was requisitioned by the Government for the storage of gas masks, sandbags, and other items for the defence of the city.

This area of the canal, therefore, played a significant role in Birmingham’s history and is recognised through the Kingston Lecture Theatre.

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