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The Actors Centre
"Seven Dials Playhouse is the West End’s home for the development of professional theatre and artists. A 100-seater venue, Seven Dials Playhouse presents a year-round programme of world-class quality theatre consisting of contemporary text-based plays and musicals, as well as an Associated Programme of events which respond directly to the themes of each production.With a focus on new writing, European/UK/London premieres, revivals and adaptations, Seven Dials Playhouse creates opportunities for people to collaborate on bold, creative and high-quality work while providing journeys of enlightenment and entertainment for artists and audiences alike."
Address: 1a Tower Street , London WC2H 9NP, XGL, GB
Phone: 020 7240 3940
State: XGL
City: London
Zip Code: WC2H 9NP

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Reviews
Seated all four corners around the stage...a mesmerising experience where you are close up, feeling each breath within a tight performance where each detail is noticeable. Very personal and tense. Please take the opportunity to watch a show at the seven dials. A small bar is open before and after the performance.
Very central location in Soho near Leicester sq tube. Small venue with a bar which offers all types of drinks. Friendly staff and comfortable environment.
Been here a few times to see different shows. The staff are so welcoming and friendly, from front of house, to the ushers to the bar staff. So lovely. Gorgeous little theatre. No matter where you're sat. You will have the perfect view of the show you're seeing! I always look to see what's happening as this is one of my favourite theatres in London. Small and intimate
This is one if those gems that you stumble across while being a flanuer through the streets of London. I have been to a couple of performances here. I have experienced a good welcome and attentive bar staff. It's a small theatre, vibrant and active, it is how theatres use to be. I haven't attended any acting workshops or workshops here, but certainly seem to be an abundance of things to choose from. I understand its not everyones cup of tea, but if you want something different, be prepared to be open minded for unexpected experiences.
A great little theatre that reminded me of "The Gate" in Notting Hill from years ago. The bar is a bit pricy but nice and quiet, away from the hub of Covent Garden. The staff were friendly and fun. We went to see 'Diary of a Somebody' which was enjoyable, there's nothing like live theatre when you are 10 foot away from the actors, it's visceral. Will go back.
Great staff, very helpful and friendly in the bar area. One issue was that although in theory the no gender toilets are a great idea, they’ve been executed poorly here. I came out of the loo to wash my hand to find a man using the urinal…luckily he’d already zipped up. Couldn’t you just put a cubicle around the urinal too?! #awks! ‍
Great bar, good atmosphere, small venue but worked really well with the play.
Have been before but will never go again now the theatre is having shows segregated by race, thereby creating racism and resentment. Free from the white gaze? Who said whites want to watch such racism.
Really great place; one of London's hidden theatrical gems. It's very central 3mins' walk from Tottenham Court Road, but very independent and indie in spirit. The staff are super nice. The repertoire is very diverse - definitly worth keeping an eye on and / or subscribing to the newsletter.
This review refers to the opening night of JOCK PARTY 9th Oct It’s always somewhat risky attending the opening night of any new production but my fears were quickly set aside as the actors effortlessly settled into their respective parts. I’m sure most of the audience could easily relate to the hedonistic but ultimately unfulfilling storyline, the dark undercurrent of too much temptation, difficulty forming deeper more meaningful relationships etc however this was prevented from becoming overly gloomy by some sharp and amusing comedic scenes! The play runs until the 4th Nov which should give me time to go and see it again. So yes that means it’s good enough for you to go and see it once!
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