Shoreditch Town Hall

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Time Out says

Shoreditch Town Hall is a grand old 1865 building that fills its capacious rooms with a determinedly experimental collection of performance art and theatre shows. You never quite know if you'll end up in the cavernous main space, the ritzy ballroom, or one of the many tucked-away spaces that lurk off its long corridors. But Shoreditch Town Hall's charm is in its slightly scruffy, improvised approach - and the pop-up bars that are always on hand to make for cool post-show hangout spots.

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