The Weston Studio is an intimate venue, perfect for getting up-close-and-personal to small-scale productions, critically-acclaimed theatre and great live music.
The studio is named after the Weston family who donated £2.25 million to the Centre and is reached by taking the stairs or the lift in the Glanfa Foyer up to Level 1.
The 250-seating capacity is unreserved so arrive early if you have any seat preferences.
There’s also additional space for four wheelchair users (each with two companions) on the flat area in front of the tiered seating.
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During Festival of Voice 2018, artists such as Tank and the Bangas, Gwenno, Camille O’Sullivan and Children of Zeus all performed here to sell-out crowds.
We’ve also featured critically-acclaimed theatre productions in the studio too such as Phoebe Waller-Birdge’s cult hit, Fleabag and Minefield by Lola Arias.