Time Traveller’s Theatre Trail

Theatrical guide to Beverley

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1.1for iPhone, iPad and more

AT Creative Limited

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Mar 4, 2022

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iPhone

About Time Traveller’s Theatre Trail

The Time Traveller’s Trail app is a fun and immersive new drama brought to you by East Riding Theatre.

Stopping off at 12 historic sites in the market town of Beverley, the app takes you on an expedition through time with actors Annie, Richard, Evie, Gordon and a host of historical figures, from Henry V to artist Mary Elwell.
Taking in the streets through transportive aural aids and thrilling tales of the town’s theatrical story, past, present and future. This app helps you experience Beverley in a completely unique way.

For instructions on how this trail works, tap the Help tab on the app. This app makes use of GPS to show you places of interest close to your current location. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

This app has been made possible thanks to funding received from:
Arts Council England
Beverley Town Council
Hull and East Riding Charitable Trust