The venue underwent significant modernization in 2010 to improve accessibility and update its technical theatre infrastructure.
The site operates as a department of Gravesham Borough Council, linking local government services with community entertainment.
The Woodville's studio space is modular, allowing for unconventional seating configurations depending on the production requirements.
The building stands on the site of the former Woodville Halls, which served the community for decades before the current venue's major renovation.
It remains one of the few dedicated mid-scale regional touring houses in the North Kent area.
The Woodville is the primary multi-purpose entertainment venue in Gravesend, featuring a 600-seat auditorium and a flexible studio space. The facility hosts a diverse calendar of touring theatre productions, comedy acts, live music concerts, and family-oriented performances. It serves as a regional cultural hub, providing space for both large-scale touring shows and smaller, intimate community arts events. The building is integrated into the town's civic center, providing a central point for local performing arts. It accommodates pantomimes, tribute acts, and theatrical plays throughout the year. The venue includes bar and catering facilities available during performances.
The main entrance foyer area, which features clear branding and digital screens displaying current and upcoming event posters.
Check the venue's online 'What's On' calendar in advance to book popular comedy or theatre shows as they frequently sell out.
Arrive early to enjoy the bar facilities, which open shortly before the house doors for performances.
Use the venue's dedicated online booking portal to select specific seats in the auditorium for the best stage views.
Do not attempt to purchase tickets at the door for popular shows, as performances often reach full capacity in advance.
Standard theatre etiquette applies; silence mobile devices and refrain from flash photography during performances.
