Harry Hill at Crewe Lyceum Theatre

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Harry Hill is a comedian, television presenter and writer from Woking.

Harry Hill will be performing 1 event in Crewe on Wednesday 9th April 2025 at the Lyceum Theatre.

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Wed Apr 9 2025 Crewe, UK
	Official	Harry Hill New Bits and Greatest Hits Crewe, Crewe Lyceum Theatre	from $44.86 inc fees	View Tickets
	Fan2Fan	Harry Hill Crewe, Lyceum Theatre Tickets available: 2	from $54.38 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Harry Hill Crewe, Lyceum Theatre	from $139.52 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Harry Hill New Bits & Greatest Hits Tour Crewe, Lyceum Theatre	from $44.86 inc fees	More Info

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Address: Crewe Lyceum Theatre, Heath Street, Crewe, CW1 2DA
Telephone: 01270368242
Venue Capacity: 677

The Lyceum Theatre is an Edwardian age theatre based on Heath Street in Crewe. Built in the late 1800s, it was originally designed as a church, but it seems the gods intervened on that one - a fire would result in the building being rebuilt as a theatre. It has continued to serve locals as a place to watch live performance ever since, and boasts a capacity of 677 seats.