Jermyn Street Theatre

An eclectic studio theatre tucked away in the heart of the West End
  • Theatre | Off-West End
  • St James’s
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Time Out says

From unpromising origins as a staff changing room for a Spaghetti House, Jermyn Street Theatre has risen to become a home for fringe shows that's as close as it gets (physically, anyway) to the West End. Under new artistic director Tom Littler, its 70-seater space houses a mix of rarely-performed vintage dramas, new comedies, chamber musicals and the odd Shakespeare, part of a highbrow line-up that often has a slightly stuffier air than your average risk-taking fringe venue. Not that there's anything literally stuffy about Jermyn Street Theatre: it's website proudly announces that the venue is fully air-conditioned.

Details

Address
16B
Jermyn St
London
SW1Y 6ST
Transport:
Tube: Piccadilly Circus
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The Importance of Being Oscar

A first London revival in 25 years for Micheál Mac Liammóir theatrical tribute to Oscar Wilde, a one man show – performed by Alastair Whatley – that delves into the Irish writer’s iconic life and works. Michael Fentiman directs.
  • Drama
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