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Theatre Royal Haymarket

The Theatre Royal Haymarket (sometimes known as the 'Haymarket Theatre', or the' Little Theatre') is a west-end theatre located in the Haymarket. The theatre dates back to 1720, making it the third-oldest playhouse still in use today in the capital. In 1747, Samuel Foote acquired the lease, and in 1766 he gained a royal patent to [...]

The Old Vic

Where Is The Best Place In The Theatre To Book Good Value Tickets At The Old Vic? The two last rows at the very back of the stalls are officially classed as having a 'restricted view' when in fact they offer a pretty good view of the stage and offer good value for money, and [...]

Sondheim Theatre

The Sondheim Theatre (formally Queen's Theatre) is a west-end theatre situated on Shaftesbury Avenue. The theatre opened in October 1907 as a twin to the neighbouring 'Gielgud Theatre', both designed by W.G.R. Sprague. The building was Grade II listed in 1972 by English Heritage and an extensive refurbishment was undertaken in 2009 which increased capacity with new [...]

Barbican

After the original site was destroyed by the bombs in the blitz in World War Two, Queen Elizabeth II officially opened the newly renovated Barbican Centre on 3rd March 1982. The Barbican Centre contains two theatres, a concert hall, three cinemas, conversatory, two art galleries, and a public lending library. In 2003, the Barbican was […]

Alexandra Palace

The iconic venue in north London has everything you need to host extraordinary events, with the added benefit of some of the best panoramic views of London. Alexandra Palace opened in 1873 and has a long and rich history of extraordinary milestones. The venue famously hosted the first-ever television broadcast, has survived two fires, and [...]

Peacock Theatre

The Peacock Theatre is a west-end theatre situated in Portugal Street, close to the Aldwych. The venue has a 999-seat capacity and is owned by, and part of the 'London School Of Economics and Political Science' campus who uses the theatre for conferences, open days, public talks, lectures, and political speeches. The university has a long [...]

La Soiree Spiegeltent

Conveniently located next to Jubilee Gardens close to Waterloo, La Soirée’s Spiegeltent features unreserved within each price band (unless stated otherwise) so arrival in plenty of time to ensure a front row seat is recommended. The Spiegeltent is one of two hugely popular venues staging the summer festival that has now combined with the Udderbelly […]

Harold Pinter Theatre.

The Harold Pinter Theatre is a west-end theatre located on Panton Street close to Leicester Square. The theatre first opened on 15th October 1881, as the 'Royal Comedy Theatre' and was designed by Thomas Verity and built in just 6 months in painted brick and stone. In the mid-1950s the Comedy Theatre (as it was then called) [...]