From the outside it is obvious the Cockpit was built in the 70s, as it has the same sort of Read more...

The Vaudeville Theatre was originally built to a design by C J Phipps and opened in 1870.  A relatively short Read more...

Fringe theatre and cabaret in the heart of London’s red light district with a variety of lively productions showing Wednesday Read more...

The LOST Theatre (which stands for London Oratory School Theatre) is primarily dedicated to nurturing new talent, specifically that of Read more...

The Leicester Square Theatre opened in its current incarnation in 2008. The building dates back to 1953, when it replaced Read more...

Her Majesty’s Theatre dates back to 1705, where architect John Vanbrugh established a building on the same site named Queen’s Read more...

Designed by the celebrated architect John Nash and first opened in 1821- the Haymarket Theatre Royal is across three levels.  There Read more...

The Young Vic opened in 1970 as a place in which younger directors, designers, actors, writers and technicians could work Read more...

The Garrick Theatre was built in 1889, and named after David Garrick, a famous Shakespearean actor. One of the West Read more...

The Bush Theatre opened in April 1972 in the dining hall upstairs in the Bush Hotel.  The room had previously Read more...