Fringe theatre and cabaret in the heart of London's red light district with a variety of lively productions showing Wednesday - Saturday every week. Doors…

The Garrick Theatre was built in 1889, and named after David Garrick, a famous Shakespearean actor. One of the West End’s smaller theatres, it seats…

Located in the London Borough of Camden, Hampstead Theatre specializes in commissioning and producing new writing. We have a modern auditorium which has been designed…

The Young Vic opened in 1970 as a place in which younger directors, designers, actors, writers and technicians could work alongside the world's great theatre…

The Royal Festival Hall is the largest centre for the arts in the world.  Situated on London’s South Bank it is easily accessible from Waterloo…

Tristan Bates Theatre was set up by Sir Alan Bates and his family at the Actors' Centre in Covent Garden, in memory of his son,…

The Fortune Theatre opened in 1924, the first theatre to do so after World War one and two was built in a classic Italian. The building…

The Bush Theatre opened in April 1972 in the dining hall upstairs in the Bush Hotel.  The room had previously been a dance studio.  The…

The Duke of York Theatre opened in 1892, originally called the Trafalgar Square Theatre, before changing its name in recognition of King George V. It…

Named after famous playwright, novelist and critic George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), the Shaw Theatre is located near to Euston Road next to the British Library…