Best 10 Theaters in London: The Complete Guide
Orange Tree Theater
The Orange Tree Theater in Richmond has seen great transformations during Paul Miller’s tenure as director. However, come December, Tom Little from the Jermain Street Theater will take over the reins.
Under his leadership, the theater flourished, thanks to the triumphant staging of Brendan Jacobs Jenkins’ An Octoroon at the National Theatre.
He arranged gatherings featuring celebrated theater luminaries such as Dame Judi Dench and Sharon De Clarke.
Terence Rattigan’s play While the Sun Shines achieved unprecedented success, making it the reigning champion in the realm of theater.
Address: 1 Clarence Street, Richmond
Arcola Theater
In Dalston’s Arcola, there are a pair of theaters where young theater troupes find their footing.
Along with showcasing fresh literature, they organize an annual opera festival.
The Grimborne Festival is back this summer, celebrating its fifteenth year. It proudly showcases fourteen operas, including four fresh compositions and eleven talented female directors.
Address: 24 Ashwin Street, Dalston
Lyric Hammersmith Theater
The Lyric Hammersmith Theater has stood for more than a century and a quarter.
Three years ago, Rachel O’Riordan took over as director, and the theater has since staged a number of critically acclaimed productions such as The Beauty Queen of Lenan and Noise Off.
Address: Singing Square, Hammersmith
