Sadler’s Wells is London’s premier dance venue. From flamenco to ballet, tango to crunk, tap to bhangra and more, all genres of dancing are covered…

The Theatre Royal at Drury lane has been the site of a theatre since 1663.  The original Theatre was destroyed by fire in 1672.  Two…

The Savoy Theatre was designed by C.J. Phipps and was first opened in 1881. Situated on the River Thames- the famous Savoy Hotel was built…

Trafalgar Studios is a West End theatre, formerly the Whitehall Theatre, in the City of Westminster. The buildings consists of two theatres designed by Tim…

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…

The recently built St. James Theatre has only been open since 2012, and is the first new theatre in central London for almost 30 years.…