The roots of The Albany date back to 1899 when it was founded to encourage wellbeing in the poverty-ridden Deptford community. The 1970s saw the institute host theatre and music before a fire put paid to its artistic efforts. The Albany you see today was rebuilt in 1982 and, as a performing arts centre, has hosted a mix of theatre, music, comedy, spoken word and dance ever since. It continues to be rooted in the community with diverse, often participatory programming.
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Details
- Address
- Douglas Way
- London
- SE8 4AG
- Transport:
- Rail: Deptford Bridge
- Opening hours:
- Sunday 3pm
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