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This smaller space provides a venue for new and adventurous theatre, educational and youth performances. History [ edit] The Octagon Theatre was opened on 27 November 1967 by The Princess Margaret. Despite the town council and the theatre management having been officially advised that there would be no requirement for any type of 'comfort facility' for the Royal party, they went ahead anyway and installed a lavish loo with gold plated fittings. Having only ever been used officially by the plumbers who needed to test it, following the official opening it was completely stripped out and turned into an office space. The first theatre production was Annie and Fanny by local playwright Bill Naughton. The building was designed by Geoffrey H. Brooks, Bolton's Director of Architecture, and was constructed for the sum of £95, 000 using money raised by public donation. It was the first professional theatre to be built in North West England following World War II. The building is hexagon in shape but was named The Octagon Theatre to avoid confusion with an existing Hexagon Theatre.
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