Southwark Playhouse


Southwark Playhouse, London, photographed from the street in front of the building.

Photo: Peter Brown 2015


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Management


Artistic director: Chris Smyrnios
General manager: Corinne Beaver

Theatres


The Large - seats 240
The Little - seats 120

Telephone


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Box office:

Email


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Location


Address:
77-85 Newington Causeway
London SE1 6BD

Council: Southwark

Region: London


Transport


Tube:
Borough (Northern)
Elephant and Castle (Bakerloo, Northern)

Train:
Elephant and Castle

Buses:

Stop:

Elephant & Castle/ Newington causeway


Day no:
35, 40, 133, 136, 333, 343, C10


Night no:
N35, N133, N343

Access information


General

Assistance dogs are welcome in the auditorium, request an aisle seat when you arrive at the theatre. Alternatively staff are happy to dog sit for you.

You will find more information on the theatre website access page.


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Access link for this theatre


Wheelchair access

There is ground level access to all areas of the theatre and there are accessible toilets. There are a maximum of 2 wheelchair spaces available in the auditorium (usually along the front row). When you collect your tickets notify a member of staff if you wish to transfer to a theatre seat.

Hearing assistance

STAGETEXT Captioned Performances are available - check schedule for details. Hearing dogs welcome in the auditorium - request an aisle seat when you book. Alternatively staff are happy to dog sit for you.

Current shows


We don't have any shows listed.

Upcoming shows


You Are Here


UK premiere of an intimate, hilarious and heart-breaking tour-de-force musical that will leave you cheering for the resilience of the human spirit.


Previews from: Thursday 29 April 2021

Closes: Saturday 22 May 2021



Miss Julie


British-Hong Kong playwright Amy Ng adapts Strindberg's thrilling psychological classic into a newly politically-charged production.


Previews from: Tuesday 29 June 2021

Closes: Saturday 3 July 2021




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