Everything about The Weymouth Pavilion totally explained
The
Weymouth Pavilion, formerly the Ritz, was a
theatre that opened in
1908. It was destroyed by
fire in
1954 and a new one built in
1960. It is owned and operated by
Weymouth & Portland Borough Council. The theatre is built on a peninsula of land, reclaimed from the sea, between
Weymouth Harbour and
Weymouth Beach and Esplanade.
It was announced in 2006 that the Pavilion complex and surroundings will be entirely redeveloped from 2007 to 2011, in time for the
2012 Olympic Games. The site will include a new
theatre, a
World Heritage Site visitor centre, a new
ferry terminal, a 4-star
hotel, an undercover
car park, a shopping arcade, offices, luxury and low cost
apartments, houses, public squares, promenades, and a
marina.
Westfield Technology College & St Andrews School are currently researching the heritage of Weymouth Pavilion.
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