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Leading UK regional theatre, concert hall, and hospitality operator HQ THEATRES & HOSPITALITY is part of the Qdos Entertainment Group.

HQ Theatres & Hospitality has achieved an unmatched reputation amongst its audiences and in the theatre and entertainment industry for its outstanding programming and management of theatres and concert halls. Featuring a wide range of venues, from multi-purpose complexes embracing large auditoria and events facilities, to intimate studio theatres and arts centres, the HQ Theatres & Hospitality portfolio represents a complete cross-section of regional theatre and entertainment in the UK.

HQ Theatres & Hospitality is unique amongst UK theatre operators in specialising in Hospitality management alongside Theatre management. In all of its venues, it manages the Hospitality services directly, and its chefs and hospitality staff excel in providing the best in pre-show dining as well as first-class food and drink for special events, parties and conferences from the intimate to the large-scale. Combining venue management with food and drink service on

site ensures a seamlessly excellent experience for audiences, guests and delegates.

QDOS ENTERTAINMENT is privately owned by its founder, principal shareholder and Chairman Nick Thomas who has 35 years’ success as a leading theatre and entertainment producer and artiste manager. It employs 1,300 full-time staff across its 21 business locations. Qdos Entertainment has four trading divisions; Pantomimes (Qdos Entertainment is the world’s largest pantomime producer); Venues (HQ Theatres & Hospitality); Artiste Management (Qtalent); and Design & Print (Adverset Media Solutions).

HQ THEATRES TRUST is HQ Theatres & Hospitality’s charitable arm which promotes education in and appreciation of theatre and the arts. Within HQ Theatres & Hospitality’s venues, the HQ Theatres Trust supports the provision of workshops, classes and performances which involve large numbers of members of the local community, especially children and young people.

HQ THEATRES & HOSPITALITY LIMITED 33 Southampton Street, London WC2E 7HET: 0207 406 1740 E: info@hqtheatres.com

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Together with its sister company, Qdos Entertainment, HQ Theatres & Hospitality supports Great Ormond Street Hospital. Since 2010, theatregoers, along with HQ Theatres & Hospitality venue staff, have raised in excess of £1.2m for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity Theatres for Theatres Appeal.

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THE CLIFFS PAVILION is the largest performing arts venue in Essex. It presents over 300 performances each year, across a wide range of live entertainment, including ballet, opera and classical music as well as West End musicals, top entertainers, comedians and singers, major rock concerts and the leading pantomime in the South East.

Star performers who have appeared at the Cliffs Pavilion include Robbie Williams, Michael McIntyre, Gary Barlow, Russell Brand, Nigel Kennedy, Michael Bolton, Dawn French, Ollie Murs, Katherine Jenkins, Lee Mack and Bryan Adams. Major theatrical productions include Barnum, Riverdance, Tonight’s the Night, Starlight Express, Avenue Q, Legally Blonde, Cats, Jersey Boys and The Bodyguard, all selling record numbers of tickets. World-class orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra are regularly presented.

“Consistent strong ticket sales has made Cliffs Pavilion one of the first theatres on the list when we consider venues to be included on our tours.’”SJM Concerts

THE CLIFFS PAVILION Station Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS0 7RA Admin: 01702 390657 | Ticket Office: 01702 351135 southendtheatres.org.uk

HQT&H manages the Cliffs Pavilion on behalf of Southend-on-Sea Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 1,657 2,250

Maritime Room: 220 300

Admiral’s Room: 100 100

Every day throughout the year, the Cliffs Pavilion operates a popular Café, with fine clifftop sea views and a delicious menu including light bites, lunch options and traditional afternoon tea. The Pavilion Restaurant serves lunch (including traditional Sunday Lunch) and afternoon tea, and offers seasonally-focused à la carte menus specially created for pre-show dining. In addition to the main auditorium, two dedicated function suites, the Maritime Room and the Admiral’s Room, cater for events, parties and functions on a range of sizes from the intimate to the full-scale.

• Over 300,000 theatregoers attend Cliffs Pavilion shows each year.

• The intimate Maritime Room offers an attractive entertainment programme including live music, comedy and food-and-theatre events.

• The Cliffs Pavilion’s record-breaking pantomime plays to 50,000 people annually.

• Over 4,000 Christmas Dinners are served each year!

G LIVE opened in September 2011 on the site of Guildford’s former Civic Hall. Its landmark inspirational architecture and light-filled foyers make it the perfect setting for enjoying live music, dance, family shows, comedy, musicals, and special events, headlined by a host of famous stars.

The Main Hall boasts some of the best acoustics in the UK, and is home to the prestige Guildford International Concert Season, which features amongst other world-class orchestras the Royal Philharmonic, all of them performing with virtuoso conductors and soloists. The Bellerby Studio is a versatile space presenting gigs by emerging performers, creative workshops, small-scale children’s family/children’s shows, and community events to surprise and inspire. G Live presents a wide-ranging, innovative Creative Learning programme providing inspirational opportunities for local people, especially young people.

G Live is also a busy conferencing hub and regularly hosts events by national businesses, as well as numerous award ceremonies, product launches and smaller local business networking events.

Visitors to the venue have a choice of excellent dining options, from the contemporary Mezzanine Restaurant which offers a seasonally changing bistro-style menu, to the spacious Café which opens during the day for coffees and pastries, and serves light-bites and sharing platters pre-show.

• Winner of two prestigious Customer Service awards.

• G Live is home to a hugely successful annual Beer Festival. Produced and staged in-house it attracts over 700 visitors each year.

“In my experience, this is one of the finest acoustics in England.”Valery Polyansky, Conductor of the Russian State Philharmonic

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G LIVE London Road, Guildford, GU1 2AA Admin: 01483 739040 | Ticket Office: 0844 7701 797 E: info@GLive.co.uk | GLive.co.uk

HQT&H manages G Live on behalf of Guildford Borough Council.

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Main Hall: 1,031 1,700

Bellerby Studio: 100 160

THE ORCHARD THEATRE hosts 350 performances annually, and under HQ Theatres & Hospitality’s management has established itself as one of the South East’s premier venues.

It is designed with flexibility to enable it to stage everything from large touring musicals to drama, orchestral concerts, dance, opera, and comedy, as well as hospitality and cabaret events using its flat-floor configuration. The Theatre features the first specially-designed acoustic ceiling in Britain, enhancing the experience of music, drama and conferences.

The star-studded annual pantomime from Qdos Entertainment is a centerpiece of the programme, guaranteeing packed houses. The Orchard has a growing reputation for launching new productions prior to tours or West End transfers. Its Friends Membership scheme is hugely popular with local theatregoers.

With its attractive range of dining and entertainment events, The Orchard is a popular choice for partygoers. The Theatre’s restaurant is much in demand by pre-show diners who enjoy its expertly-prepared bistro menu, and much appreciated by couples, families and groups. The flexible auditorium caters superbly for lavish dinner dances for up to 250 diners. The light, modern foyer areas are ideal for drinks receptions with canapés, or with buffet menus tailored for every occasion.

• More than 500 performances and events take place at the Venue each year.

• The Orchard Theatre’s pantomime plays to 96% capacity!

“The Orchard Theatre, an informal, modern venue whose neon-lit auditorium looks like a cross between an old-time music hall and Studio 54, was packed to the rafters.”David Thomas, Sunday Telegraph

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ORCHARD THEATRE Home Gardens, Dartford, Kent DA1 1ED Admin: 01322 220099 | Ticket Office: 01322 220000 E: info@orchardtheatre.co.uk | orchardtheatre.co.uk

HQT&H manages the Orchard Theatre on behalf of Dartford Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 942

Main Auditorium: 250 (flat floor event)

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WATFORD COLOSSEUM is situated in the centre of Watford, and is home to some of the best in live entertainment and music.

The Colosseum benefited from a £5.5 million refurbishment to restore it to being a world-class venue. It is now graced with a contemporary Café-bar, the elegant Forum Restaurant, and a range of stylish reception spaces, as well as ample adjacent car parking for the convenience of audiences and guests.

The Colosseum is home to the BBC Concert Orchestra. Boasting outstanding acoustics, it has been used as the venue for recording soundtracks for Lord of the Rings, The Sound of Music, and Star Wars. Both Luciano Pavarotti and Maria Callas recorded at the venue.

Watford Colosseum is also home to a famous Compton organ, described as amongst the very best Compton organs anywhere in the country, it makes a terrific impact in the hall and is one of the most versatile instruments of its type.

Over the years the Colosseum has hosted performances from world-renowned performers such as Genesis, Elton John, The Kinks, The Who, Slade, Robbie Williams, Oasis and Placido Domingo.

• Watford Colosseum is the venue for popular Tea Dances which attract accomplished ballroom dancers and beginners alike.

• The Colosseum is winner of the Award for Excellence in Customer Service.

• One Direction staged their first ever gig at the Colosseum. It sold out in eight minutes!

“The finest recording venue in the world.”Julian Lloyd Webber

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WATFORD COLOSSEUM Rickmansworth Road, Watford WD17 3JN Admin: 01923 474 100 | Ticket Office: 0845 075 3993 E: info@watfordcolosseum.co.uk | watfordcolosseum.co.uk

HQT&H manages the Watford Colosseum on behalf of Watford Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 1,392 2,441

Forum Restaurant: 160 200

WYCOMBE SWAN is a thriving entertainment complex at the heart of High Wycombe. As well as the main auditorium, the Swan Theatre, this unrivalled complex comprises adaptable spaces in the shape of the traditional Old Town Hall (now modernised as a flexible meeting, party, and performance space), and the elegant Grade II panelled Oak Room which dates from the Edwardian era.

Wycombe Swan presents some of the best music, dance, theatre, children’s and family shows, musical theatre and comedy in the comfortable Swan Theatre with its attractive contemporary design. The programme is very popular with groups, as well as with individual and family theatregoers. An annual highlight is the top-quality traditional star-led family pantomime from Qdos Entertainment. The Old Town Hall presents a complementary programme of comedy, gigs by emerging as well as established performers, and community

performances. Both venues are homes to the Wycombe Swan’s cherished Creative Learning programme.

The Old Town Hall and the Oak Room are highly adaptable venues for private parties, wedding receptions, meetings, training sessions, networking events, trade fairs and conferences. The magnificent Oak Room is a popular venue for weddings. In both spaces, the Wycombe Swan’s talented chefs and Hospitality team can provide specially-tailored, first-class catering. The Wycombe Swan freshly-prepared pre-show à la carte menu is a popular choice with theatregoers, and the restaurant areas are regularly sold out.

• The Swan Theatre hosts over 270 performances each year.

• Over 40,000 tickets are sold annually to groups.

• Over 50,000 people attend the Swan’s annual family pantomime.

“I enjoy coming back here as I love the theatre, and its management, staff and crew are the best in the country.”Shane Richie

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WYCOMBE SWAN St Mary Street, High Wycombe HP11 2XE Admin: 01494 552861 | Ticket Office: 01494 512000 E: admin@wycombeswan.co.uk | wycombeswan.co.uk

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Old Town Hall: 400 600

Oak Room: 100 120

THE CHURCHILL THEATRE. Since it opened in 1977, Bromley’s Churchill Theatre has been one of the South East’s leading live theatre venues. HQ Theatres & Hospitality was delighted to take over its management in April 2016.

To its eclectic programme featuring an array of top-quality large-scale musicals, drama, comedy, dance, family shows, one-night events and traditional pantomime, the Churchill welcomes over 150,000 theatregoers every year. The Churchill has always made a speciality of launching brand-new productions prior to West End runs or national tours - a key aspect of its work which will be enthusiastically revived under HQ Theatres & Hospitality.

The Churchill Theatre benefits from extensive technical facilities to support the launch of new shows, include a large stage, production workshops, and two rehearsal spaces.

In the Churchill’s second performance space, the Studio, the Creative Learning Department produces a vibrant programme of classes, workshops, masterclasses for schools, comedy and new work from emerging groups, bands and performers.

The Churchill offers a range of stylish rooms for meetings, conferencing, and private parties. In line with its distinctive approach to the service of food in entertainment venues, HQ Theatres & Hospitality will introduce new pre-show eating and drinking opportunities to enhance the experience of theatregoing, as well as a programme of its speciality entertainment-and-dining events.

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CHURCHILL THEATRE High Street, Bromley, Kent BR1 1HAAdmin: 020 8464 7131 | Ticket Office: 020 3285 6000 E: stagedoor@churchilltheatre.co.uk | churchilltheatre.co.uk

HQT&H manages the Churchill Theatre on behalf of Bromley Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 781

Studio: 100

The Wells Room: Up to 40

“A welcoming beacon.”Dominic Cavendish, The Telegraph

THE WYVERN THEATRE, located in Swindon town centre, is a gem of a venue in which to enjoy the very best of theatre on tour, alongside shows produced in the local community. The auditorium has excellent sight-lines and good leg-room, and is a favourite of theatre companies and audiences alike. Live entertainment of every type is presented all year, and the traditional Christmas pantomime is a particular highlight for all the family.

Alongside the programme of plays, music, comedy, musicals, dance and children’s theatre, which attracts over 125,000 theatregoers every year, the Wyvern also incorporates a rehearsal studio, function room, and meeting rooms - all available to hire for a range of events. The Theatre’s bars and café serve bistro meals and light bites before every performance.

‘The Place’ function room is the perfect destination for special occasions of all sorts. Entirely self-contained with its own bar, it is ideal for private parties, and also plays host to a broad programme of entertainment-and-dining events.

• The Wyvern was opened by Her Majesty The Queen in 1971.

• The Wyvern’s pantomime has broken sales records for each of the last six consecutive years.

“The Wyvern Theatre is one of the most welcoming venues I’ve had the pleasure of performing in.”Adam Woodyatt

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WYVERN THEATRE Theatre Square, Swindon, Wiltshire SN1 1QN Admin: 01793 535534 | Ticket Office: 01793 524481 E: info@swindontheatres.co.uk | swindontheatres.co.uk

HQT&H manages the Wyvern Theatre on behalf of Swindon Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 635

The Place: 120

CREWE LYCEUM THEATRE is a Grade II listed building which, since extensive refurbishment in 2012, has re-established itself under HQ Theatres & Hospitality’s management as the premier venue in Cheshire in which to experience quality live entertainment in a beautiful traditional setting.

Its rich and diverse programme features West End productions, nationally-renowned comedians, and popular children’s and family shows in addition to a range of music, dance, variety and local community productions.

The Lyceum is a wonderfully intimate venue and the stylishly-decorated auditorium, with its intricately detailed plasterwork, proscenium arch and ceiling rose, together with the newly-refurbished front-of-house area, make it the ideal venue not only for enjoying great theatre, but also for great business events, parties, weddings, functions, and wedding receptions.

The Lyceum Restaurant offers two- and three-course pre-show dinner menus, featuring local seasonal produce. As part of its programme of Circle Suite events, the Lyceum also presents dining and intimate live entertainment experiences which are unique in Cheshire.

With its distinctive Edwardian architecture and decoration, the Lyceum is very popular for filming for television and movies.

• Crewe Lyceum presents Cheshire’s biggest traditional family pantomime.

“HQ Theatres & Hospitality is breathing new life into this lovely venue.”The Stage

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LYCEUM THEATRE Heath Street, Crewe, Cheshire CW1 2DA Admin: 01270 508785 | Ticket Office: 01270 368242 E: info@crewelyceum.co.uk | crewelyceum.co.uk

HQT&H manages the Crewe Lyceum Theatre on behalf of Cheshire East Council.

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Main Auditorium: 677

Circle Suite: 70 120

THE BECK THEATRE, opened in 1977, offers a vibrant mixed programme of light entertainment, concerts, comedy and digital cinema as well as dance, drama and local amateur shows.

Alongside the main auditorium there are spaces available to hire including a large foyer which is perfect for parties and celebrations, two meeting rooms which are ideal for staff training or seminars, and an external patio area complete with fountains and an ornamental pond which is a beautiful setting for outdoor events and wedding photographs. There is generous free parking and coach set-down and pick-up points.

Most recently the Theatre has played host to comedy favourites such as Jimmy Carr, Al Murray, Tim Vine and Joe Pasquale, and the Theatre’s sell-out children’s/family programme has included Peppa Pig and The Gruffalo.

• Over 260 shows are staged at the Beck Theatre each year

• The annual pantomime plays to 98% capacity!

“I had a great pantomime season at the Beck Theatre – all the staff were so welcoming, which made the panto a real pleasure.”Joe McElderry

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BECK THEATRE Grange Road, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 2UE Admin: 020 8561 7506 | Ticket Office: 020 8561 8371 becktheatre.org.uk

HQT&H manages the Beck Theatre on behalf of London Borough of Hillingdon Council.

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Main Auditorium: 600

Foyer: 120 250

HASTINGS WHITE ROCK THEATRE in its commanding position on the Hastings shoreline is the perfect concert and theatre venue, with a recently-refurbished Café Bar which enjoys wonderful sea views. The Theatre’s programme is varied and includes one-night concerts in a range of musical styles, musicals, drama, and an annual pantomime, as well as the annual Hastings Music Festival and Piano Competition, and a range of community-generated productions. Pre-show dining, based on locally-sourced seasonal ingredients, is a popular option with theatregoers.

The ideal venue for meetings, rehearsals, workshops, conferences, parties, celebrations, and more, the White Rock Theatre offers

several spaces which can be adapted to suit a range of requirements, from one-to-one meetings to large events.

The second space, the Sussex Hall, is a large multi-functional and versatile space equipped with sound and lighting, projection, fully-licensed bar, and sprung dance floor – the ideal venue for conferences, celebrations, rehearsals, meetings and performances.

The White Rock is a popular choice for partygoers and hosts a hugely popular regular 80s disco event.

• The main auditorium has 1066 seats – in homage to the Battle of Hastings!

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WHITE ROCK THEATRE White Rock, Hastings, East Sussex TN34 1JX Admin: 01424 462283 | Ticket Office: 01424 462288 E: enquiries@whiterocktheatre.org.uk | whiterocktheatre.org.uk

HQT&H manages the White Rock Theatre on behalf of Hastings Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 1,066

The Sussex Hall: 200 300

The Campbell Room: 30 30

Opened in 1912, THE PALACE THEATRE is a delightful Edwardian Theatre that retains all of the charm of its music hall origins including the sweeping grand staircase to the Circle, alongside many original features such as the mock-oriental domes on the boxes and the ornately-decorated billboard frames on the proscenium arch.

A major extension in the early 1980s created the separate Dixon Studio performance space on the first floor and a purpose-built, spacious bar area within the main entrance area.

The Palace’s programme consists of a varied mix of week-long, major national tours of dramas and comedies, such as The Woman in Black, The Pitmen Painters, Black Coffee, Art and The Play That Goes Wrong, and one-night appearances

by stand-up comedians, live bands and intimate classical recitals, as well as a monthly film showing. (The Palace Theatre was a picture-house for a brief period in the 1930s). A number of local and regional amateur dramatic groups also regularly perform to packed houses in both the main auditorium and the studio space.

In recent years the venue has hosted some of the top names in entertainment such as Robert Powell, Warwick Davis, Michael Palin, Simon Callow, Russell Kane, Michael McIntyre, Freddy Kempf, Denise Van Outen, and many others.

• A thriving Youth Theatre is housed at The Palace

• Over 100,000 theatregoers attend shows at The Palace each year

“I loved doing The Man Jesus at the Palace Theatre with its beautiful auditorium and its fantastically generous, lively audiences. I hope to be back before long.”Simon Callow

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PALACE THEATRE 430 London Road, Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS0 7LA Admin: 01702 335518 | Ticket Office: 01702 351135 southendtheatres.org.uk

HQT&H manages the Palace Theatre on behalf of Southend-on-Sea Borough Council.

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Main Auditorium: 603

Dixon Studio: 100

SWINDON ARTS CENTRE enjoys enormous popularity amongst local people.

Situated in the Old Town, the venue has been presenting a range of performances since it opened in the 1950s within a specially-adapted older building.

With its intimate auditorium, it is ideal for small-scale touring productions and is also home to many shows produced by groups in the Swindon community amongst them the Western Players, Phoenix Players, and the Swindon Gilbert & Sullivan Society.

The programme regularly features stand-up comedy, film, and music in a range of styles, as well as some of the most original and inventive drama to be seen in Swindon. The Arts Centre is also home to the Old Town Library.

The Arts Centre offers an excellent range of deli snacks and drinks prior to each performance.

• The venue is home to the hugely successful Swindon Film Society.

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SWINDON ARTS CENTRE Devizes Road, Old Town, Swindon SN1 4BJ Admin: 01793 535534 | Ticket Office: 01793 524481 E: info@swindontheatres.co.uk | swindontheatres.co.uk

HQT&H manages the Swindon Arts Centre on behalf of Swindon Borough Council.

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The HQ Collection consists of three restaurants and pubs with rooms; The Copper Horse Restaurant & Cottages; The Plough, and The Mayfield, along with the Yew Tree Cafe, all situated outside Scarborough in North Yorkshire.

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THE PLOUGH HOTEL sits in the picturesque village of Scalby and has been at the heart of the community since 1899.

Having undergone a recent, major refurbishment The Plough has retained its character and charm, which is now enhanced by luxury and comfort in effortlessly stylish surroundings. The Plough’s extensive lunch and dinner menus use the best local and regional ingredients to produce great British food with a modern twist.

The Plough has eight en-suite bedrooms, each room offers the ultimate in comfort and is luxuriously appointed to the highest specification.

★★★★★“Lovely meal, great service, good ambience, thoroughly enjoyed our visit”★★★★★“Warm and friendly place”★★★★★“Top quality in every respect” Trip Advisor Reviews

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THE PLOUGH High Street, Scalby, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO13 0PTTel: 01723 362622 | E.info@theploughscalby.co.uktheploughscalby.co.uk

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THE COPPER HORSE has established itself as one of the most outstanding dining experiences in Scarborough and has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, creating a more contemporary and opulent restaurant and bar that retains a nod to Scarborough’s show business heritage.

Steps away from the restaurant are the luxury Copper Horse Cottages. Each of the six country cottages has been designed in boutique style using quality fabrics and furnishings, to provide exceptional contemporary 5-star self-catering accommodation.

In keeping with The Copper Horse Restaurant’s theatrical theme, the cottages are all named after iconic London theatres; The Adelphi, Aldwych, Novello, Piccadilly, and The Lyceum.

★★★★★“Good service and wonderful food”★★★★★“The best Sunday lunches we have had”★★★★★“Gorgeous…all so very tasty”

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THE MAYFIELD, the focal point of Seamer village, is a traditional English pub with ten luxury en-suite bedrooms. The Mayfield serves an extensive range of quality food, and a superb selection of real ale and wines, and offers an outstanding line-up of entertainment – everything from sell-out comedy nights to unmissable tribute acts. The Mayfield is the ideal venue in which to take some time out and relax in the bar, enjoy a superb variety of dishes – including delicious freshly roasted meats from the carvery, be entertained in the fabulous Function Room, or stay overnight in one of the luxurious hotel rooms.

The Mayfield’s family friendly appeal is complemented by an indoor children’s play area.

★★★★★“Fantastic greeting, lovely staff and perfect food”★★★★★“Fabulous rooms”★★★★★“We have booked again”

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THE MAYFIELD Main Street, Seamer, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 4RFT. 01723 863160 | E.info@themayfieldsemer.co.ukthemayfieldseamer.co.uk

THE COPPER HORSE Main Street, Seamer, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 4PST. 01723 862029 | E. info@thecopperhorse.co.ukthecopperhorse.co.uk

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Situated in the village of Scalby, THE YEW TREE offers a friendly and relaxed service with an excellent variety of freshly-prepared food using local and regional produce.

Visitors can choose either to eat in or take away; breakfasts, sandwiches, snacks, evening menus and our home baked cakes and treats are served. A wide range of hot and cold drinks are served, from Barista made coffees to a range of specialty teas as well as locally-brewed beers and a variety of wines and spirits.

On Friday & Saturday evenings The Yew Tree offers a relaxed and casual á la carte dining experience.

★★★★★“Lovely cafe for coffee or afternoon tea”★★★★★“Lots of tasty food and a lovely old fashioned style of service”★★★★★“Lovely lunches”

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THE YEW TREEHigh Street, Scalby. Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO13 0PTT: 01723 367989 | E: yewtree@hqhospitality.comtheyewtreescalby.co.uk

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HOSPITALITY & EVENTS

HQ Theatres & Hospitality provides bespoke and innovative catering solutions in all of its venues; all aspects of hospitality, conferencing, events and banqueting are perfected in-house by experts.

Combining its expertise in hospitality management and theatre technical skills, HQ Theatres & Hospitality is greatly experienced at staging a range of entertainment-based dining events, as well as private and corporate parties, dinner dance functions, weddings, and product launches, to name but a few.

Venue Restaurants & Bars HQ Theatres & Hospitality operates a range of dining opportunities at all of its venues, including pre-show dining, with an exciting range of menus, to more informal choices including afternoon tea and bar snacks.

As well as serving premium brands HQ Theatres & Hospitality’s award-winning bars are also proud to work with local craft breweries who provide small-batch ales and beers, tailormade for each of the venues.

Entertainment-Based Dining Events HQ Theatres & Hospitality stage expertly-produced entertainment-based dining events, including Christmas and New Year Parties, Murder Mystery Dinners, Tropicana Disco Nights and events themed around popular television icons.

Partnerships & Associations HQ Theatres & Hospitality is committed to purchasing food that is sustainable and ethically sourced.

Our partners include the Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA), Marine Conservation Society (MCS), and HQ Theatres & Hospitality’s Red Tractor accreditation means food served at venues has met responsible production standards and is fully traceable back to independently inspected farms in the UK.

HQ Theatres & Hospitality makes informed decisions on sustainable sourcing of ingredients but where viable preference is for food and drink with local provenance. HQ Theatres & Hospitality firmly believes in providing investment in local businesses and developing successful, lasting partnerships.

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