HISTORY Originally built as the Majestic Cinema, The Stag first opened its doors on August 22 1936. Now 80 years later, and thanks to local thespian Margaret Durdant-Hollamby, the shell of the building looks almost identical but The Stag Sevenoaks now operates as a charity, and includes a theatre, two digital cinema screens, and an alternative performance and conferencing facility.

HISTORY Originally built as the Majestic Cinema, The Stag first opened its doors on August 22 1936. Now 80 years later, and thanks to local thespian Margaret Durdant-Hollamby, the shell of the building looks almost identical but The Stag Sevenoaks now operates as a charity, and includes a theatre, two digital cinema screens, and an alternative performance and conferencing facility.

FACILITIES. The multi-faceted Stag Sevenoaks was originally opened as the Majestic cinema in 1936. It has been at the heart of the Sevenoaks community for decades and continues to delight audiences of all ages. More than 5,700 people currently visit The Stag every month, making it the ideal performance venue in Kent.

HISTORY Originally built as the Majestic Cinema, The Stag first opened its doors on August 22 1936. Now 80 years later, and thanks to local thespian Margaret Durdant-Hollamby, the shell of the building looks almost identical but The Stag Sevenoaks now operates as a charity, and includes a theatre, two digital cinema screens, and an alternative performance and conferencing facility.