Author: Amelia Wilson
The Savoy Theatre is located on famous London thoroughfare the Strand, next to the historic Savoy Hotel. The venue originally…
The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse London opened in January 2014 as a faithful replica of 17th century candlelit theatres. It is…
One of the last surviving ‘Chindit’ soldiers from the Second World War’s Burma campaign, Sidney Machin, has received the Freedom…
A theatre has stood on the site of Sadler’s Wells in Angel, Islington since the late 1600s and has been…
The Royal Festival Hall is the largest of three performance venues situated within the Southbank Centre complex. The venue was…
Offering a fascinating glimpse into everyday life and work in the Tudor capital, Civitas Londinum has been attracting history enthusiasts…
The Royal Court is situated on Sloane Square and is one of the world’s most prominent theatres for new writing.…
Arguably London’s most iconic performance venue, the Royal Albert Hall first opened in 1871. Forming part of the Prince Albert…
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre was founded in 1932 by actor, director and producer duo Robert Atkins and Sydney Carroll.…
One of three performance spaces in the famous Southbank Centre – alongside Royal Festival Hall and the Purcell Room -…