The world famous, newly transformed Royal Shakespeare Company.
The Everyman Theatre was opened, as The New Theatre & Opera House, on 1 October 1891.
The theatre had a triumphant start with the most famous actress of the era, Lily Langtry, reciting an introductory prologue in praise of the new building before starring with her own company in Tom Taylor's play Lady Clancarty.
Cottage Feature Suite With king size bed and en-suite wetroom
Cottage Master Room En-suite with king size or twin bed
Cottage Classic RoomQueen size bed and en-suite wetroom
King Room King or twin beds, en-suite
Queen Room Queen or twin beds, en-suite
Standard Room Double or twin beds, en-suite
Compact Standard Room Double bed, en-suite
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