The Other Palace
London, England
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The Other Palace is a theatre and entertainment venue located at 12 Palace Street in the Victoria area of London, England. It was originally built in 1882 as the Palace Theatre, a venue for music hall performances, and it has undergone several name changes and renovations over the years.
The venue was acquired by Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group in 2016 and was renamed The Other Palace. It now serves as a development space for new musicals and plays, providing a platform for emerging writers and performers to showcase their work.
The Other Palace has two performance spaces: the 312-seat main theatre and the 120-seat studio. The main theatre is a versatile space that can be configured in a variety of ways to accommodate different types of productions, while the studio is a more intimate space that is often used for experimental or avant-garde performances.
Since its reopening as The Other Palace, the venue has hosted a number of successful productions, including the world premiere of the musical "Eugenius!", the UK premiere of the Tony Award-winning musical "The Wild Party," and the new musical "Heathers." The venue also hosts workshops, masterclasses, and other events for artists and industry professionals, as well as offering a café and bar for visitors.}
The Other Palace is a theatre and entertainment venue located at 12 Palace Street in the Victoria area of London, England. It was originally built in 1882 as the Palace Theatre, a venue for music hall performances, and it has undergone several name changes and renovations over the years.
The venue was acquired by Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group in 2016 and was renamed The Other Palace. It now serves as a development space for new musicals and plays, providing a platform for emerging writers and performers to showcase their work.
The Other Palace has two performance spaces: the 312-seat main theatre and the 120-seat studio. The main theatre is a versatile space that can be configured in a variety of ways to accommodate different types of productions, while the studio is a more intimate space that is often used for experimental or avant-garde performances.
Since its reopening as The Other Palace, the venue has hosted a number of successful productions, including the world premiere of the musical "Eugenius!", the UK premiere of the Tony Award-winning musical "The Wild Party," and the new musical "Heathers." The venue also hosts workshops, masterclasses, and other events for artists and industry professionals, as well as offering a café and bar for visitors.
The venue was acquired by Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group in 2016 and was renamed The Other Palace. It now serves as a development space for new musicals and plays, providing a platform for emerging writers and performers to showcase their work.
The Other Palace has two performance spaces: the 312-seat main theatre and the 120-seat studio. The main theatre is a versatile space that can be configured in a variety of ways to accommodate different types of productions, while the studio is a more intimate space that is often used for experimental or avant-garde performances.
Since its reopening as The Other Palace, the venue has hosted a number of successful productions, including the world premiere of the musical "Eugenius!", the UK premiere of the Tony Award-winning musical "The Wild Party," and the new musical "Heathers." The venue also hosts workshops, masterclasses, and other events for artists and industry professionals, as well as offering a café and bar for visitors.
Venue Info
Built:
2012
Venue Status:
Still open
Seating Capacity:
not entered yet
Location Info
12 Palace StreetLondon, England
Other Names
- St. James Theatre (2012)
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