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See Coppelia as you’ve never seen her before!Following sold-out performances in London,KVN Dance Company returns with Kevan Allen’s magical reimaging of the beloved classical ballet, Coppelia.This retelling explores eccentric toy maker Dr Coppelius’ intent behind creating a life-size clockwork doll, Coppelia and the impact this has on his relationship with the community of villagers and on Swanhilda’s relationship with her fiancé, Franz.
A comedy about hypocrites, hysterics and hustlers.An over-privileged, vainglorious liar is mistaken for a high-ranking government inspector by the corrupt local officials of a parochial town. Desperate to cover up their crimes and escape censure, the town’s Governor and his cronies pull out all the stops to try and bribe this dishonest buffoon with money, wine and women. The Government Inspector is Nikolai Gogol’s masterful comedy about how corrupt power destroys itself, exposing the tragi-comic consequences of collective delusion and the swindlers who would exploit it.
The theatre is located only 5 minutes away from Baker street station. You can find the theatre on the ground floor of Rudolf Steiner House building in Park Road .
Marylebone Theatre offers 20% discount on pre booked parking at the Q-Park Car Park on Church Street. Enter the code MTPARKING at checkout, and the 20% will be applied. There is also parking opposite the theatre and on Regent's Park outer circle, close to the theatre, which is free after 6.30PM. The theatre is outside of the congestion zone.
Our new refurbished cafe/bar will open in September 2022, serving a range of alcoholic, non-alcoholic and hot drinks alongside snacks and small plates.
Marylebone Theatre is fully accessible with two dedicated wheelchair spaces alongside reserved companion seating. An accessible toilet is located on the ground floor theatre lobby.
Marylebone Theatre is London’s newest cross-cultural, performance space. Once known as the Steiner Hall, the theatre has undergone an extensive refurbishment, as a result of which it is now a versatile, state-of-the-art space, launching with an exciting programme of theatre performances, concerts, dance and spoken word events. The venue produces up to four in-house theatre productions per year with an emphasis on new writing and the poetic word. Marylebone Theatre strives to create plays that are distinctively visionary for audiences in search of more. As well as in-house productions, the venue curates a high-quality programme of music, dance, and poetry performances. Marylebone Theatre collaborates with a diverse range of artists across a range of genres, including sacred and classical, jazz and folk, ballet and contemporary.
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