The Prince of Wales Theatre is located at 31 Coventry Street, London.  Built by Robert Cromie, the theatre was first opened in October 1937.  Like…

Designed by Edward Stone and with a capacity of more than sixteen hundred- the Prince Edward Theatre was opened in April 1930.  The theatre was…

This purpose-built theatre was completed in 1998 and is the home of the Teddington Theatre Club. The Club includes and welcomes actors, designers, technicians, backstage…

In its early days, the Playhouse Theatre – then known as the Royal Avenue Theatre – hosted comedies and burlesque, before turning its hand to…

Situated on Wellington Street- The Lyceum Theatre. There has been a Lyceum Theatre in the area since 1772 but the first incarnation of the Lyceum…

The Palace Theatre is a West End theatre in the City of Westminster in London. Its red-brick facade dominates the west side of Cambridge Circus…

The Piccadilly Theatre was designed by Bertie Crewe and Edward Stone.  The Theatre opened on the twenty-seventh of April 1928.  This enormous building claims to…

From the outside it is obvious the Cockpit was built in the 70s, as it has the same sort of concrete modernist design that makes…

This is a truly intimate theatre with a capacity for only 175 people; there are no blind spots, there is no difference in price for…

The Chickenshed Theatre began life in a disused chicken shed in 1974. As the group grew they moved premises to a church hall, and founders…