Bute Place, Cardiff, Glamorgan CF105ALThe Wales Millenium Centre has come a long way since its opening in 2004 and quickly established itself as one of the world’s leading artistic and cultural destinations. With an incredible exterior that lives up to its design brief to be ‘unmistakably Welsh and internationally outstanding’ this is a striking and dramatic venue that offers an incredible and inspiring array of facilities. With multiple meeting rooms designed for boardroom meetings, business conferences, trade exhibitions and product launches and with the Donald Gordon Theatre (1800 capacity), Hoddinott Hall (350) and the Weston Studio (250) for larger events such as AGM’s, award ceremonies and gala dinners, the Wales Millenium Centre is Wales’ premier destination for theatre, comedy, music and arts performances.
Designed to be an internationally significant cultural landmark for Wales, the Millenium Centre has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors since its opening, offering blockbuster West End shows, contemporary dance, ballet and opera as well as stand up comedy and musical performances. From stage shows like Spamalot, High School Musical, Grease, Mamma Mia, The Sound of Music and We Will Rock You to singers such as Michael Ball and Elaine Page and comedians such as Jimmy Carr and Al Murray, the Wales Millenium Centre hosts high profile events all year round.
Within walking distance of the city centre and the heart of Cardiff Bay this is an unforgettable venue in an unforgettable location.
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