Norwich Theatre Royal is one of the East of England’s largest and most successful theatres with over 250 years presenting theatre in the city.
The new app is available to download now from Google Play and the App Store; orders can also be placed directly through the venue’s website.
Norwich Theatre Royal becomes the latest UK theatre to offer this service through Preoday. Norwich Theatre Royal is the largest and most successful theatre in the East of England with over 400,000 people attending annually to watch 400 performances, ranging from shows for pre-school age children to grand opera, and everything in between. It features the best of West End shows from big musicals to great dramas, alongside dance, comedy, family shows, opera and music.
Stephen Wright, Commercial Director, comments, “We are proud of our existing bar service and this added level of convenience will bring a further level of sophistication to it. We are sure our patrons will appreciate how this service will streamline their visit and they will be able to spend more time enjoying the show, as well as their interval refreshments.”
Nick Hucker, CEO of Preoday, adds, “We welcome the Theatre Royal Norwich to our growing rosta of theatre and events clients. Through our technology platform we want to help venues provide the best hospitality experiences possible, while also enabling venues to better understand their customers through the data the platform provides.”
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