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Your Visit

Find out how to book tickets, how to find us, our spaces and facilities.

Cast is located on Sir Nigel Gresley Square, next to the Doncaster City Council offices. We’re a 10-minute walk away from Doncaster’s main train and bus stations. Our full address and contact details are:

Cast
Waterdale
DN1 3BU

Contact the Box Office 
01302 303959
hello@castindoncaster.com

For admin and non-ticket-related enquiries
01302 303950

Opening times
Monday: Closed
Tuesday - Friday: 9am – Post show
Saturday: 5.30pm – Post show
Sunday: Closed

Phone lines are open 9am-5pm Tuesday  - Friday 
Opening times are subject to change in line with show times.

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    A weekly creative café for babies under 18 months and their grown ups.
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