Built in 1862 in the heart of Birmingham City Centre by architect Julius Alfred Chatwin, the establishment was originally designed as a library, for the St Philip's church across the road, before becoming the Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. Lloyds Banks, then took ownership of the premises in 1889 - the very same year as Birmingham received official City status.
What our members are saying about Old Joint Stock Theatre:
"The building is great. Atmosphere was really good. Entertainment great"
"The Venue and the comedy. Great show we will definitely go back"
"The team are super friendly and the shows wonderful"
"Love the venue. It was a great show, with a very talented cast"The Old Joint Stock Theatre has a variety of productions all year round, with a mix of in-house productions, co-productions and visiting companies. If you love fringe theatre you will love the experience at the Old Joint Stock Theatre. Our programme of shows is always busy and features everything from new writing, musical theatre, improv comedy, and more!
Please Note: There are no accessible seating tickets available
