Bridge House Review: There Is a Theatre Above the Pub
Bridge House Review: There Is a Theatre Above the Pub | Little Venice’s canalside pub has a fringe theatre on the first floor, which is the most endangered building type in London
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Curtains Up Review: The Pub With a Theatre in the Basement
Curtains Up Review: The Pub With a Theatre in the Basement | ‘Curtains up’ is the call that starts a show – and this pub genuinely has a working theatre downstairs
The Landor Review: The Poet, the Pub, and the Theatre Above
The Landor Review: The Poet, the Pub, and the Theatre Above | Named after a local road honouring the poet Walter Savage Landor, this pub is also home to a celebrated fringe theatre
The Hen & Chickens Review: A Homely Name and a Theatre Upstairs
The Hen & Chickens Review: A Homely Name and a Theatre Upstairs | A 4.5 Victorian pub and theatre named The Hen & Chickens, its cosy farmyard name crowning a fine fringe venue
Oxford Arms Review: A 4.0, and the Theatre Is Upstairs
Oxford Arms Review: A 4.0, and the Theatre Is Upstairs | One of the last pub theatres in London is above this bar, and the format is almost extinct
King’s Head Review: The First Pub Theatre Since Shakespeare
King’s Head Review: The First Pub Theatre Since Shakespeare | A 4.4 pub named King’s Head, home to the first pub theatre since Shakespearean times, launching Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman
Old Red Lion Review: A Pub Since 1415 With a Theatre Upstairs
Old Red Lion Review: A Pub Since 1415 With a Theatre Upstairs | A 4.1 pub and fringe theatre, one of London’s oldest pubs (1415), painted by Hogarth and frequented by Lenin
The Orange Tree Review: The Pub That Gave Birth to a Theatre
The Orange Tree Review: The Pub That Gave Birth to a Theatre | The Richmond pub where, in a small upstairs room in 1971, the celebrated Orange Tree Theatre was born