are cancelled performances at the theatre on 14 March to 11 September 2011 plans of restoration for one of the theatres most historical of Tyneside opened in 1837 have received a boost of ￡ 300,000.The money will go to ￡ 4. renewal of 75 m of degree of Newcastle I Royal theatre which will take place in time for its 175th anniversary in 2012.
Plans include new seats, new lighting and ventilation, major renovations in tissues, new carpet, paint and gold leaf work return.
The money has been donated by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The ceiling of the Auditorium and pillars of portico of theatre in the Grey Street will also be reformed.
Head of the lottery in the Northeast, Ivor Crowther, box said: "the theater is a historical gem in the heart of the city and has been put into show-stopping performances throughout the decades."
"Our investment will contribute to a vital project that conserve and transform the structure of this fantastic building".
?Moon '?Most designs have been based on the original Victorian interior.
Philip Bernays, Executive Director of the theater, said: "this grant is great news for us, and we are on the moon."
"At a time when competition for funding is at its most fierce, we are delighted that the Fund has recognized the fundamental importance of this project."
Performances at the theatre on 14 March is cancelled to September 11, 2011, while the work is carried out.
The renewal is being funded by the public and private sectors.
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