The Marriner Group lays claim to four of our most significant buildings; the Princess, Comedy, Regent and Forum theatres. The Princess Theatre dates back to 1886, and whilst the remainder were completed in the late 1920s, each is quite divergent in style. Perhaps the Forum is most intriguing with its foreboding Neo-Gothic façade. Inside doesn’t get any less elaborate: a blue-sky ceiling creates the illusion of an open-air venue. Staging everything from rock concerts to comedy, the Forum could lend any performance a magical quality. Even alive reading of the Yellow Pages.