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…

Since its opening in 1980, the Tricycle Theatre has become one of London’s most respected and best-loved theatres. The theatre was almost completely destroyed by…

The Southbank Centre was first opened in 1951 as the venue for the Festival of Britain.  The Festival was a symbolic celebration following the Second…

The Royal Court Theatre is the home of the English Stage Company. The English Stage Company is committed to encouraging new writers and showcasing their…

Since finding a home in Soho’s Dean Street in 2000, the Soho Theatre has made quite a name for itself. Apart from presenting new works…

The Victoria Palace Theatre has existed in various guises since 1832, and luckily the building, with its distinctive cupola and ballerina, retains much of its…

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…

The Unicorn Theatre is the UK’s leading theatre for audiences aged 2-21, serving over 70,000 children, young people and families every year through its professional…