Terrry Carrier performs at the Queen Elizabeth Hall
© Mark Mawston
  • Music | Classical and opera
  • South Bank

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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Time Out says

The second largest space within the sprawling Southbank Centre, the Queen Elizabeth Hall is where more prominent dance, music and performance events play out. QEH's brutalist architecture sits well with fellow venue the Hayward, both designed in the 1960s, and skaters have found a lively use for the vacant car park-like enclosure beneath it, turning it into a graffitied performance space.

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  • Children's
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