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Richmond Theatre

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From £1000
1342 people
Richmond
1050m² (11302ft²)

Spaces in Richmond Theatre

840 Theatre

Main Auditorium

From £1,000.00 / Venue Fee

Richmond Theatre has been chosen as a location for many exciting filming and photo shoot projects including Evita (1996) and Finding Neverland (2004). As one of the most completely preserved Matcham theatres in Greater London, Richmond Theatre is a stunning location to film in and is just a stone's throw from other beautiful settings such as Richmond Green, the Thames and Richmond Park. The auditorium is occasionally dark, We are able to be more flexible with what and where you can film during dark days.

1342 Theatre

Victorian theatre

From £2,500.00 / Minimum Spend

Richmond Theatre is one of the oldest surviving theatres designed by iconic architect Frank Matcham, located in the heart of the local community since 1899. This Grade II-listed venue offers a diverse range of quality shows, including pre- and post-West End Drama, musicals, opera, dance, and family entertainment. It is also a popular filming location for movies and TV series like Finding Neverland, Bugsy Malone, Killing Eve, and Ted Lasso. The theatre provides a historic and charming setting for various events and performances, making it an ideal choice for cultural events, theatrical productions, and filming projects.

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1000 Standing

Richmond Theatre

From £2,500.00 / Minimum Spend

Richmond Theatre is a Victorian theatre located on Little Green, Richmond. It is a versatile space suitable for plays, musicals, dance, opera, and family shows, hosting over 40 productions annually. The historic building offers a charming ambiance for events and performances, with a rich cultural heritage. Ideal for hosting theatrical performances, concerts, and cultural events.

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About Richmond Theatre

Richmond Theatre, a Grade II-listed venue designed by Frank Matcham in 1899, offers a diverse range of shows including plays, musicals, opera, and family entertainment. It provides Corporate Membership opportunities and supports creative learning experiences for young people. The theatre's historical significance is enhanced by its role as a filming location for movies and TV shows. Initiatives like the Richmond Theatre Trust and Creative Learning programs aim to inspire young people through the arts. Contact richmondadmin@atgentertainment.com , for details on hire spaces.

Richmond Theatre - London

Richmond Theatre, London – This historic venue offers stunning architecture for presentations and gala dinners, accommodating up to 1,000 guests. Enquire via Hire Space today.

Location: The Green, Unknown, London
Coordinates: 51.4621645, -0.3039737

Capacity: 26 - 1342 guests
Starting from: 1000

Available Spaces

Main Auditorium

Capacity: Up to 840 Theatre guests

Pricing: 1000 / Venue Fee

Richmond Theatre has been chosen as a location for many exciting filming and photo shoot projects including Evita (1996) and Finding Neverland (2004). As one of the most completely preserved Matcham theatres in Greater London, Richmond Theatre is a stunning location to film in and is just a stone's throw from other beautiful settings such as Richmond Green, the Thames and Richmond Park. The auditorium is occasionally dark, We are able to be more flexible with what and where you can film during dark days.

Victorian theatre

Capacity: Up to 1342 Theatre guests

Pricing: 2500 / Minimum Spend

Richmond Theatre is one of the oldest surviving theatres designed by iconic architect Frank Matcham, located in the heart of the local community since 1899. This Grade II-listed venue offers a diverse range of quality shows, including pre- and post-West End Drama, musicals, opera, dance, and family entertainment. It is also a popular filming location for movies and TV series like Finding Neverland, Bugsy Malone, Killing Eve, and Ted Lasso. The theatre provides a historic and charming setting for various events and performances, making it an ideal choice for cultural events, theatrical productions, and filming projects.