Visit the newest off-West End venue The Playground Theatre in London W10 to enjoy the latest drama, musical theatre, standup comedians, festivals and performing arts. Our gem of a theatre is a registered charity, we rely on kind donations to remain open. We work with established and emerging artists nationally and across the globe. Our ethos has fostered many bold and imaginative new works. We are fully engaged with our rich and diverse community. We look forward to welcoming you through our doors.
How to Get Here
The Playground Theatre is a 12 minute walk from Latimer Road Station.
'This theatre will certainly be an exciting one to watch.'
– LONDON BOX OFFICE –
'A handsome theatre'
– THE GUARDIAN –
'One looks forward to new surprises from the Playground Theatre.'
– MONKEY MATTERS –
'The feeling that you give the artist is of total friendship and understanding.
The Playground is unique in that'
– Marcello Magni –
'The Playground Theatre is a brilliant creative space in West London.
I’m very excited about its future'
– Damon Albarn –
'The Playground Theatre is the sort of place where I would like to go and play all day, the space radiates an excitement of fresh possibilities'
– Celia Imrie –
Something remarkable is happening at the Playground Theatre.
- Julian Eaves - ✭✭✭✭✭ Soldier On review -
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- SHOWING FROM 22-27 JAN 2019 –
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER tells the moving story of WWI veteran Jack who stays behind after the guns have stopped to keep a promise. Written and performed by Ross Ericson this touching solo performance was a sellout at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
‘An original perspective on a story we think we all know…poignant and thought-provoking,’ **** Independent
Performance information: From 22 to 26 January at 7.30pm. Sunday 27 Jan at 2.00pm – Running time 60 minutes – suitable for children BOOK TICKETS to see this mesmerising show.
- SHOWING FROM 22-27 JAN 2019 –
THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER tells the moving story of WWI veteran Jack who stays behind after the guns have stopped to keep a promise. Written and performed by Ross Ericson this touching solo performance was a sellout at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
‘An original perspective on a story we think we all know…poignant and thought-provoking,’ **** Independent
Performance information: From 22 to 26 January at 7.30pm. Sunday 27 Jan at 2.00pm – Running time 60 minutes – suitable for children BOOK TICKETS to see this mesmerising show.
"We are incredibly proud to be The Playground Theatres sole outreach partner. We are developing a number of programs in partnership with the theatre and look forward to delivering ongoing support to children, both affected by Grenfell and in the wider community, who are experiencing trauma and bereavement.”