Which seat will you sit in within our new home?
Breathe life into our auditorium & make your mark on our transformation…we'll shortly be giving you the opportunity to name a seat.
Naming a seat in our beautiful new auditorium is a wonderful way to celebrate your, or a loved one’s, enjoyment of the work we do on our stage. Whether marking a special memory, buying a unique gift or simply treating yourself, naming a seat is a great way to show your support for our new theatre, leaving your mark on our transformation for years to come.
We'll also be celebrating our building's rich 175-year history by asking you to vote for those who deserve to be remembered in our building. You could end up sitting in a seat dedicated to the memory of Penzance's Humphry Davy or maybe Truro boy Roger Taylor will be a deserved people's winner in memory to the infamous Queen performance on the City Hall stage just before they hit the big time. You'll decide.
Why Sponsor A Seat
To hear that a seat was purchased or gifted in memory of someone’s loving dad or for a grandson who first performed on our stage is thought-provoking. Knowing the name of a person, and a little of what they loved, breathes life into the seat.
“Naming a seat gives us the opportunity to support the fantastic work of Hall For Cornwall in a very special way. We've pledged to name a seat for our young son who first performed on the stage and it is great to know that each performance someone will be sitting in ‘their seat’, wondering who they are & how their life was touched by theatre"
Pledge Your Interest Now
Seat prices start from £100 and will remain in place for a decade, commemorating the named person’s love for extraordinary performances long into the future. You will be able to choose your own personal message (up to 50 characters) and we'll also invite all seat holders in before we reopen to view your plaques & have your photo taken in the dedicated seats.
To register an interest in naming a seat, please call Sean Sweeney on 01872 321974 or email S[email protected]