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EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney)

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EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney)
Theatre & concert hall hosting art & music shows, with a restaurant serving seasonal British fare.
Address: 11-17 Stoke Newington Rd, London N16 8BH, UK
Phone: 020 8167 2029
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: N16 8BH

opening times

Monday: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Wednesday: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Thursday: 6:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Friday: 6:00 PM – 3:30 AM
Saturday: 6:00 PM – 3:30 AM
Sunday: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM

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Reviews
Saw Dhani Harrison here AMAZING. Was a little apprehensive having read reviews on accessibility- true, the venue does struggle due to the nature of building beautifully semi derelict old cinema but the staff were incredible. Very responsive and helpful, and gave me somewhere safe to store my scooter during the gig. 10/10 for warmth and flexibility in a tricky venue.
The worst concert venue we have ever experienced.nThe parts of the venue we visited were dingy, dark and dirty. The darkness helped to hide the awful state of paintwork in the theatre - masses of peeling paintwork to the walls and ceiling. The theatre was cold - we kept our coats, gloves and scarves on. There were only a small number of cushioned seats we fortunately were able to grab a bench as we were amongst the first into the hall in addition to a few rows of chairs near the stage. Most of the audience therefore had to sit/perch on wide wooden steps/platforms. Unbelievably, they could enhance their seating experience by HIRING cushions. Surely the most uncomfortable experience for the 2 hours or so of a concert.nnWith the exception of a helpful doorman after the concert Neil Cowley Trio the staff seemed bored, disinterested and unwelcoming.nnIn conclusion: the place needs to be cleaned, redecorated, properly heated and some staff training and supervision needs to be done.
The sound is great, generally there's always a reasonable place to sit and get a good viewpoint as the stage is high and no seats really suffer from restrictedviews. I have always found the staff super friendly. The seats are hard wood and this can be tough on the Butt, but there is a loan cushion vending machine. I must have seen 10+ gigs here and don't have any negatives except the theatre bars service is a bit slow due to only one person in each.
A disappointing experience. Accessibility was made to feel like an after thought. We couldn’t see anything the whole show. Security rudely spoke to us and moved us with no explanation to an even worse position. One security had concern that accessibility couldn’t see but he was outnumbered and security loudly argued throughout the openers.nnReally disappointing that this venue cannot appropriately accommodate accessibility we spent the whole concert feeling like we shouldn’t be there. The main woman dealing with accessibility really needs to work on her people skills. I was incredibly uncomfortable the entire night and wanted to leave but couldn’t as she’d backed me right into a corner with no easy way out.nnI’ve visited many similar venues across the uk and America never have I been made to feel as horrible as I did at this venue. Disabled individuals were made to feel like burdens. They had put absolutely no thought whatsoever into their accessible area. I wish I’d never gone.nnSound was also terrible I could barely hear the artist I’d paid to see. That may well be due to the fact their “accessible” area was a corner behind speakers
Habibi Funk night seeing Roger Fakhr & The Scorpions, yesterday. Amazing sound. Really nice staff. Not too expensive. Great view of the acts. Lovely old theatre. Will be back.
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