Author: Amelia Wilson
The Lyceum Theatre has a history dating back to 1765, when it was situated in a building adjacent to its…
The London Palladium is one of the most prestigious performance venues in the world and has played host to many…
London County Hall was built in 1911 by the architect Ralph Knott and served as the headquarters of the Greater…
Brendan Barns, who has become the new Chairman of the Corporation’s Culture, Heritage, and Libraries Committee, has described his election…
The London Coliseum was the brainchild of impresario Oswald Stoll and prolific theatre architect Frank Matcham, with the vision of…
Leicester Square Theatre first opened in 1953 as the Notre Dame Hall. It was built on the site of another…
Visitors to Guildhall Library will soon discover the locations of Hercule Poirot’s apartment and Lenin’s office, how acrobats performing in…
The Hippodrome Casino, formerly London Hippodrome, is one of London’s only surviving 20th century music halls. First opening in 1900,…
The Harold Pinter Theatre was designed by Thomas Verity and first opened in 1881 as the Royal Comedy Theatre, staging…
Hackney Empire is a stunning 20th-century music hall, but on stage it delivers a fantastic programme of 21st-century entertainment. From…