@sohoplace
@sohoplace is the first new-build West End theatre in 50 years and the culmination of a 12-year project, owned by Nica Burns and operated by Nimax Theatres. Designed in collaboration with some of the UK’s best theatre makers who asked for an intimate space yet with a sense of scale, perfect acoustics and great sightlines.
The theatre is adjacent to the site of the old Astoria theatre which was demolished to build the Elizabeth line. The theatre @sohoplace is at the heart of property giant Derwent London’s visionary £300 million regeneration of a neglected corner of Soho. Totalling 285,000 square feet it is a mixed development with the theatre at its heart, offices and retail and a fantastic new piazza, an ideal meeting place for Londoners to start their day or night out in the West End.
You’ll find @sohoplace on Soho Place, the first new street name in Soho for 72 years.
The theatre is directly above Tottenham Court Road station for the Northern, Central and Elizabeth lines. If you’re coming on foot, the theatre is close to the junction of Oxford Street and Charing Cross Road. If you’re being dropped off, head for Sutton Row (off Soho Square). Soho Place itself is pedestrianised, but Sutton Row is only metres from the front door.
- Tottenham Court Road (Central, Elizabeth, and Northern lines)
@sohoplace is well served by bus routes –
see which buses stop nearby.
The closest mainline station is Charing Cross.
- APCOA Covent Garden
- NCP Bloomsbury Square
@sohoplace opens 45 minutes before the start of each performance.
There are a number of places to dine in the immediate vicinity of @sohoplace. A few options are listed below for you to consider before or after your performance:
Arcade Food Hall
103-105 New Oxford St, London WC1A 1DB
Arcade is a global food and drink destination inspired by street market culture with kitchens span the world, from rich North Indian butter chicken to flame-grilled US smash burgers and punchy Mexican tacos.
Bar Salsa,
96 Charing Cross Rd,
London WC2H 0JG
Salsa is an authentic South American-themed nightclub and bar on Charing Cross Road, bringing colour, culture, and style to the heart of London.
Din Tai Fung (Centre Point)
Unit R04, 11 St Giles Square, London WC2H 8AP
Din Tai Fung is a Taiwanese restaurant chain specializing in Chinese cuisine, particularly famous for its Xiaolongbao.
EL&N,
112 Wardour St,
London W1F 0TS
Serving up your beachside favourites all year round including grills, pizza, brunch, coffee, matcha and freshly baked cakes.
Flat Iron,
9 Denmark St,
London WC2H 8LS
Flat Iron is a UK-based restaurant chain known for serving high-quality flat iron steak at an affordable price. They focus on a simple menu, emphasising the quality of the beef, sourced from their own herd of cattle in Yorkshire.
Laxsa Soho,
37 Old Compton St,
London W1D 5JY
Laxsa Malaysian Kitchen & Bar stands as a culinary beacon in Soho, offering an authentic taste of Malaysian cuisine. Renowned for its traditional dishes such as Laksa, Nasi Lemak, and curries, each dish is crafted with care, ensuring that every bite transports you to the streets of Malaysia.
Vapiano,
12 St Giles Square,
London WC2H 8AP
A laid back Italian inspired restaurant, making quality handmade fresh pasta and sourdough pizza.
Zizzi,
8 Central Saint Giles Piazza, Bucknall St,
London WC2H 8AB
Traditional Italian dishes are served with a contemporary twist. Enjoy rustica pizza, calzone and pasta favourites.
Please note that food and drink details are provided for information only and do not constitute a recommendation from Nimax Theatres.
