The Regal — Theatre in Gloucester

The Regal in Gloucester is an Edwardian theatre and Wetherspoon pub located on St Aldate Street, within Gloucester’s Kings Square area. It combines historic architecture with a relaxed pub atmosphere, offering a unique setting for visits. Locals and visitors go to The Regal for a drink, a meal, or events. It’s popular with those wanting culture and convenience.

The Regal opened in 1906 as a cinema and live performance venue and is now a Grade II listed Edwardian Baroque building. The architecture features an ornate stone facade and retains Edwardian details inside, including chandeliers and plasterwork. The venue operates as a pub while keeping its original 1930s cinema layout, and its interior includes Art Deco style and a King Kong theme. Warm lighting and a lively atmosphere contribute to the vibe, with TV screens adding to the energy. It offers a glimpse into Gloucester’s entertainment heritage.

The Regal serves as both a theatre and pub, offering a casual setting for locals and visitors. It's a good spot for social evenings enjoying local ales and the Gloucester cheese board, and attending events. Its design and atmosphere create a lively, convivial experience. With TV screens and outdoor seating, it offers options for a relaxed afternoon or a busy night out. The Grade II listed Edwardian facade provides a memorable backdrop.