A venue has sold more than 100,000 tickets within six months of opening.
Fareham Live opened on September 28, 2024, and has since hosted an array of shows to cater to diverse tastes.
The venue has quickly established itself as a top entertainment spot in Hampshire.
From sold-out shows to a range of events, thousands of people have travelled to Fareham to watch shows at the newly opened venue.
This month, the venue hit a milestone of 100,000 tickets sold.
Some of the biggest shows included The Rocky Horror Show, featuring Jason Donovan, and The Merchant of Venice 1936, with Tracy-Ann Oberman.
The venue has also supported community activities, providing a space for local societies, such as Fareham Musical Society, Benchmark Musical Theatre, and the Gosport and Fareham Youth Orchestra.
It also has a cinema, showing the latest films, and a learning programme with classes and workshops.
Helen Enright, CEO of Trafalgar Theatres, operator of Fareham Live, said: "The past six months have been an incredible journey.
"We couldn’t be more thrilled and thankful with the positive response we have received from the Fareham community.
"With a great year ahead, we look forward to bringing more world-class entertainment to Fareham."
The venue also boasts a cafe, serving drinks and snacks every day apart from Sundays.
Councillor Connie Hockley, executive member for leisure and community at Fareham Borough Council, said: "The lead up to the opening of Fareham Live was an absolute whirlwind of activity and I cannot believe it has been open for six months already.
"I would like to thank Trafalgar Theatres for organising such a fantastic range of shows and performances, which has resulted in the sale of over 100,000 tickets.
"The venue is already having such a positive impact for the community, and I am looking forward to seeing what the next six months will bring."
Fareham Live's upcoming shows include Blood Brothers in April, Strictly Come Dancing star Kai Widdrington in June, and astronaut Tim Peake in October.
For more information on the venue and shows, visit farehamlive.com.
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