Donald Roy Theatre (Gulbenkian Centre)

The Donald Roy Theatre sits inside the Gulbenkian Centre in Beverley, and it's the sort of venue that punches well above its weight. You'll find a proper little programme here - theatre productions, comedy nights, music acts - the kind of mid-scale stuff that gets overlooked in favour of the big city venues. The space itself is intimate without feeling cramped, which means you're close enough to catch the nuance in a performance.

This isn't a destination attraction in the traditional sense. You come here because there's something on that interests you, not because you've decided to visit the theatre. But that's actually its strength. If you're camping at Butt Farm Caravan just down the road and you fancy an evening out, it's an easy option. The town of Beverley itself has plenty to keep you occupied during the day - the minster is worth a proper look - so a theatre visit slots in naturally rather than feeling forced.

Who gets the most from it? Anyone who likes live performance, really. Families with older kids will find it accessible, though you'll want to check what's on first - not every show suits all ages. The programming tends towards quality over volume, which means less choice but better curation.

Opening hours and admission prices vary by show, so you'll need to check their schedule. Allow a couple of hours if you're eating nearby beforehand. Worth marking the booklet for what's on while you're staying locally.