Designed by W.G.R. Sprague and opened on 23rd November 1916, St. Martins Theatre has a capacity of more than five hundred across three levels.  The…

Our theatre programme aims to facilitate and showcase the work of some of the UK’s best up and coming talent with a focus on reinterpreting…

The Gatehouse is said to be the oldest pub in Highgate, with the building itself dating back to 1337, and it is atop this pub…

When it was first opened in 1911 the Shaftesbury Theatre was known as the New Prince’s Theatre.  Designed by architect Bertie Crewe- the designer behind…

It’s hardly the West End, but Sutton’s Secombe Theatre offers locals a diverse programming that includes comedy, dance, drama and live music, the latter often…

The Scoop is an outdoor amphitheatre located right next to the uber-futuristic City Hall. In the summer months there are film screenings, plays and live…

The renowned Queens Theatre in London was built as an exact copy of the Geilgood Theatre- previously known as the Globe Theatre.  Some of the…

The Phoenix Theatre was built by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, Bertie Crewe and Cecil Masey and first opened its doors in September 1930.  Though unassuming…

The London Palladium was built in 1910 on the site of the former Henglers Circus which occupied the site from the 1880s.  Built by Frank…

Built in 1904 by celebrated architect Frank Matcham- the London Coliseum is a spectacular grade II listed building. The Coliseum was built in the Italian…