Garrick Theatre (Lichfield)
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Garrick Theatre is a theatre in Lichfield, England that was formed when the old Civic Hall was remodelled in 2002. In the remodelling a fly tower and orchestra pit were added to the main auditorium so the theatre could host bigger performances. Productions include musicals by local amateur companies, opera, ballet and other larger scale touring productions. The main auditorium seats 490 people.
The venue also has a black box theatre which brought a new kind of theatre space to the city giving a venue for more intimate and experimental work.
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