London

Performing arts in London

Every performing art in this corpus for London: 12 places, each located from an authoritative source and each naming the register it came from.

Places: 12
With checked visit information: 0
With a certified image: 9

Concentrated in Westminster (5), South Bank (2), City of London (1), South Kensington (1).

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12 of 12 places shown on the map. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Barbican

City of London

The Barbican is a residential and arts complex in the City of London, built between the 1960s and 1982 on a heavily bombed site, containing a concert hall, theatres, cinemas and a conservatory. The estate is Grade II listed.

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Criterion Theatre

Westminster

The Criterion Theatre on Piccadilly Circus in London is a Grade II* listed theatre of 1874, built almost entirely below ground with tiled corridors leading down to the auditorium.

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Lyceum Theatre

Westminster

Lyceum Theatre is a listed building in Westminster, London, on the National Heritage List for England at Grade II*, the middle grade, for particularly important buildings of more than special interest. It was first listed in 1973.

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National Theatre

South Bank

The National Theatre is a theatre building on the South Bank in London, opened in 1976 to designs by Denys Lasdun. It contains three auditoria and is a Grade II* listed building.

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New Victoria Theatre

Westminster

New Victoria Theatre is a listed building in Westminster, London, on the National Heritage List for England at Grade II*, the middle grade, for particularly important buildings of more than special interest. It was first listed in 1972.

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Old Vic Theatre

Lambeth

Old Vic Theatre is a listed building in Lambeth, London, on the National Heritage List for England at Grade II*, the middle grade, for particularly important buildings of more than special interest.

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Palace Theatre

Westminster

Palace Theatre is a listed building in Westminster, London, on the National Heritage List for England at Grade II*, the middle grade, for particularly important buildings of more than special interest.

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Royal Albert Hall

South Kensington

The Royal Albert Hall is a concert hall in South Kensington, London, opened in 1871 as part of Prince Albert's scheme for a cultural quarter south of Hyde Park. It is Grade I listed.

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Royal Festival Hall

South Bank

The Royal Festival Hall is a concert hall on the South Bank in London, built for the Festival of Britain and opened in 1951. It is part of the Southbank Centre and was the first post-war building in the United Kingdom to be given Grade I listed status.

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Royal Opera House

Covent Garden

The Royal Opera House in Covent Garden is the home of The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet. The present building of 1858 by E. M. Barry is Grade I listed and was extensively rebuilt behind its facade in the 1990s.

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The Haymarket Theatre (Theatre Royal)

Westminster

The Haymarket Theatre (Theatre Royal) is a listed building in Westminster, London, on the National Heritage List for England at Grade I, the highest of the three grades and reserved for buildings of exceptional interest. It was first listed in 2005.

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Wilton's Music Hall

Tower Hamlets

Wilton's Music Hall is a listed building in Tower Hamlets, London, on the National Heritage List for England at Grade II*, the middle grade, for particularly important buildings of more than special interest. It was first listed in 1971.

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