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- Chris ShanahanOctober 6, 2014Teh Internet is Serious Business is a fantastic production with loads of online and cultural references, highly recommend. Get a seat in the stalls for the best experience.
- Louis VuittonMay 18, 2011Dedicated to work by new and innovative writers from the UK and internationally, the New York Times described this theatre as ‘the most important theatre in Europe’. Expect to discover something great Read more
- I love this place. There is always something provocative and challenging about the productions they stage. Still the most exciting theatre in London.
- Akua Obeng-FrimpongFebruary 27, 2014A go to venue for new writing. The place to look for upcoming as well as established talent. Easy to find, next door to the tube!
- An excellent theater for new playwriting! One of my favorite theaters in London. The bar is very nice and popular.
- Emma ChiplinSeptember 18, 2014'Teh Internet is a Serious Business' by Tim Price - An interesting look into the bizarre and powerful nature of the internet. Great set design encapsulating this virtual world on stage.
- Monday tickets are £10 and all seats at theatre upstairs and some for theatre downstairs are released 9am on the day. Unallocated seating upstairs.
- Ana LaraOctober 13, 2014Impressive building. The bar downstairs is really cool and after the plays you can drink one with the actors sometimes.
- Kate GomesApril 14, 2015I love that there are still sizeable theatres out there with a political bent. Seen some great things here recently but Who Cares was the best - challenging and moving
- National Maritime MuseumJuly 11, 2011Edward Bond’s comedy ‘The Sea’ premiered here in 1973. Set in 1907 the play explores the reaction of an East Anglian village to the loss of a member of their community at sea. Find your maritime story Read more
- BrianJanuary 10, 2016Probably the best theatre in London right now. Great productions, incredible casts.
- HISTORY UKFebruary 14, 2011The present theatre was opened in 1888, and since 1956 has been home to the subsidised English Stage Company. That year it staged ‘Look Back in Anger’, regarded as the birth of modern English drama.
- Marcy RichardsonDecember 1, 2012Try the Beetroot And Lentil Salad - Great little cafe downstairs. Good hideaway from the kings road crowds.
- PhotiniAugust 9, 2014Amazing old theater. Their bar will be closed for the rest of August but it's a good bar for a quick beer.
- MalcolmSeptember 28, 2013Go and see the Ritual Slaughter of George Mastromas with the wonderful Pippa Haywood.
- James BatesDecember 20, 2012Read the warning when you buy your ticket... No leg room literally means that, especially on the balcony...
- "Spur of the Moment" an amazing play. Great theatre overall, always showing fantastic stuff.