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Kiln Theatre

About The Kiln Theatre The Kiln Theatre (formally the Tricycle Theatre) is a small and intimate off-West End theatre located on lively Kilburn High Road. The venue has seating on two levels with the Stalls section just getting the nod for comfort. The layout of the seating in the auditorium is subject to change to suit each production in [...]

St. Martin's Theatre

About St Martin's Theatre The St Martin's Theatre is a west-end theatre located in West Street near Charing Cross Road. The theatre was designed by W.G.R. Sprague as one of a pair along with the Ambassadors Theatre in memoriam for the 9th Baron Willoughby de Broke and was supposed to open in 1913, however, the theatre's [...]

Iris Theatre

About The Iris Theatre The Iris Theatre was founded in 2007. Originally, its sole purpose was to produce and present a production of 'Murder in the Cathedral'. The show was such a resounding success that it led to other productions being staged in St. Paul’s Church. The theatre now runs several programmes, including a masterclass […]

Gillian Lynne Theatre

About The Gillian Lynne Theatre The Gillian Lynne Theatre (formally The New London Theatre) sits proudly with pride of place on the corner of Drury Lane and Parker Street close to Covent Garden on a site formerly occupied until 1965 by the Winter Garden Theatre. The theatre is built on the site of taverns and theatres [...]

Waterloo East Theatre

About The Waterloo East Theatre The Waterloo East Theatre was founded and created by multi-award-winning Theatre Producer and former musical theatre actor Gerald Armin and opened in September 2010. After discovering an unused railway arch in 2009, Armin decided that the space would make a great 100-seat theatre and be a positive addition to the [...]

Soho Theatre

About The Soho Theatre The Soho Theatre is London’s most vibrant venue for cabaret, new theatre, and comedy. Situated bang in the centre of London's creative heart, the theatre is one of the UK's busiest venues with a 12-month-year-round festival programme of cabaret, theatre, comedy, and a well-stocked buzzing bar. By day it's a hive […]

London County Hall

About London County Hall Designed by architect Ralph Knott, County Hall was officially opened by King George V and Queen Mary on 17 July 1922 after construction began prior to the First World War in 1911. For 64 years, County Hall served as the headquarters of local government for London, initially the London County Council [...]

Apollo Victoria Theatre

About The Apollo Victoria Theatre Located on Wilton Road next door to Victoria Station, the Apollo Victoria Theatre is a west-end theatre that first opened its doors as a cinema and variety theatre before eventually becoming a venue for west-end musicals. The first major west end production to showcase at the venue was 'The Sound Of Music' [...]