Marylebone Theatre, 2022
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Marylebone Theatre

New central London theatre with an international focus
  • Theatre | Fringe
  • Regent’s Park
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Time Out says

The Marylebone Theatre is an intriguing new addition to the London theatre scene. Frankly we don’t know a lot about it yet. It has around 200 seats, is located in the former Steiner Hall in (you guessed it) Marylebone, and its artistic director is one Alexander J Gifford, who isn’t exactly a huge name in London theatre. Nonetheless, its sole piece of programming is interesting, with former Young Vic boss Tim Supple directing a new version of Friedrich Schiller’s unfinished play ‘Demetrius’, entitled ‘Dmitri’. It’s an ambitious show for a small theatre to open with, and speaks of ambitious programming to come.

Details

Address
35
Park Rd
London
NW1 6XT
Transport:
tube: Marylebone
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