Three Bridges and Crawley train stations are both situated a 15 minute walk away from the theatre. Both stations have taxi ranks immediately outside.
By Bus
Metrobus is the local bus operator for the Crawley area. To view routes and timetables, please visit the Metrobus website.
By road
By Car
Crawley is minutes away from the M23 motorway which links to the M25. The Hawth is well signposted on all major routes into the town. There is free car parking on site for 250 cars.
From the South (M23 Junction 11) or from West (A264):
At M23 junction 11 roundabout coming from either the south or Horsham (on the A264) take the Crawley (A23) turning which takes you downhill to the outskirts of Crawley. At the roundabout (with Broadfield Stadium football ground on the left) turn right onto Southgate Avenue. At the third set of traffic lights take the right hand lane and turn into Hawth Avenue. Follow the road and you'll find us on the left hand side.
From the North (M23) Take Junction 10 exit and follow signs to Crawley. At roundabout take first exit which will take you past Tesco and you'll come to a set of lights (with Blockbuster store on your left). Take a right at these lights. Continue along road (A2220) until you come to a large 'square' roundabout with a Holiday Inn Express hotel on it. Drive past the flats on the left hand side and take the next left which takes you over a railway bridge. The Hawth is right at the next roundabout.
From the East Approaching Crawley along the A264, take the second exit at the Copthorne Hotel roundabout (Copthorne Way A264) which will bring you to the roundabout at Junction 10 of the M23. Take the second exit (marked Crawley) and continue as above.
Nearby accommodation
Find a place to stay near The Hawth Do not use
We need your permission to show you hotels and accommodation near your show! Please make sure to give your consent in the .
Venue
The Hawth Theatre is one of the south's liveliest arts venues playing host to an exciting and diverse mix of theatre, dance, music, comedy, concerts, film and visual arts.
Accessibility
We are committed to making your visit to The Hawth an accessible and enjoyable experience.
Discounted Tickets
Patrons with a disability or who are hearing/visually impaired are entitled to half price tickets for themselves and a companion at the majority of productions. Contact the Box Office on 01293 553636 for more information.
Disabled Access
The Hawth car park, situated immediately outside the venue has assigned disabled parking, as well as free parking for cars and coaches. There is level access into the theatre and adapted toilet facilities on two floors.
We have a reserved area capable of accommodating five wheelchair users and their companions in the theatre and five spaces in the studio. A wheelchair is also available to use free of charge (please call in advance to book). The Hawth has a lift to all floors.
Family Access
The parent and baby room is situated on the ground floor, adjacent to the male toilets. A limited number of booster seats are available to hire for a returnable £5 cash deposit. Please reserve at time of booking your tickets.
Facilities for Deaf or Hard of Hearing Patrons
The Hawth offers British Sign Language interpreted performances throughout the year.
Details of forthcoming performances can be found here
The Hawth has an induction loop system installed in the theatre, studio and at the box office for patrons with a 'T' switch on their hearing aid.
Facilities for Blind and Partially Sighted Patrons
The Hawth's Audio Description team of volunteers offer an audio description service during selected shows, describing the action on stage through headsets which can be reserved at Box Office.
The team also offers Talking Programmes. offering background information on the production and performers prior to selected performances. The service is via headset and begins 20 minutes before the show.
The Hawth brochure is available in Braille, email, large print and audio CD versions or you can listen to the latest brochure here. Copies are available on request from Marketing on 01293 859954 or email hawthmarketing@parkwoodtheatres.co.uk
Visually impaired patrons and a companion have the opportunity to take part in a free touch tour prior to the show, where you can be guided around the stage to familiarise yourself with the environment. You can feel the stage sets, props and possibly costumes an hour before the start of the show (subject to producer's permission) and you may also be able to meet some of the cast. Please ask Box Office for further details when you book your tickets.
Reviews
Congratulations! You are the first to post a review for this venue.
Your opinion is an important decision criterion for other visitors to attend an event. Share your experience with future visitors to this event.
