Theatre Peckham

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Management

Artistic director: Suzann McLean

Theatres

Theatre - seats 200

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Location

Address:

221 Havil St
London SE5 7SB

Council: Southwark

Region: London

Transport

Tube:

Train:

Overground stations are Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye, each about 15 minutes walking distance. Buses connect to Elephant & Castle (12 & 171), Vauxhall (36, 436), Peckham Rye (12) and Brixton (345) stations.

Buses:

Stop:

Vestry Road

Day no:

12, 36, 171, 345 & 436

Night no:

N89, N136, N71

About ...

Theatre Peckham is part of the Arts Council England's National Portfolio.

It is a two-time Offie-nominated theatre, Southwark Business Award Highly Commended as Best Charity or Social Enterprise 2020 and the winner of the Cultural Commitment Award 2019, and winner of the Drama & Theatre magazine Editor's Award at the Music & Drama Education Awards in April 2021.

The venue platforms cutting edge productions in its state of the art, 200-seat theatre and studios.

By showcasing new talent and raising the awareness of different forms of theatre, Theatre Peckham aims to develop an exciting programme that is representative of our community.

Access information

General

Theatre Peckham aims to be as accessible as possible.

The whole building is fully accessible.

Including step-free access to the foyer, theatre and downstairs studio.

The venue also has accessible toilets both on the ground floor and upstairs.

The first floor is accessible by a lift in our foyer.

Speak to a member of staff should you need any assistance.

The venue programmes a range of assisted performances throughout the year, including relaxed and captioned performances.

For dates and times of access performances refer to the show pages, or call the Box Office.

Theatre Peckham are committed to the Seven Inclusive Principles for Arts & Cultural Organisations working safely through Covid-19, in support of disabled people's vital participation as audiences and the creative workforce.