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Bridge Theatre London

Bridge Theatre Tickets

Guys and Dolls

Guys and Dolls

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Richard II

Richard II

Opens 20 Feb 2025
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What’s On at Bridge Theatre

The Bridge Theatre has quickly established itself as the go-to place for exciting, immersive productions of classic dramas. At this riverside venue, you are not just a spectator, but part of the action! It is currently home to the Olivier Award-nominated revival of Guys and Dolls, which is one of the most popular shows in London for audiences who want a unique theatre experience. Book your spot in the standing area for an unforgettable night of entertainment, as the actors and sets move around you and transport you from the gambling streets of NYC to the bustling bars of Havana.

About the Bridge Theatre

Located on the bank of the River Thames and overlooking Tower Bridge, the Bridge Theatre opened in 2017 as a home for the London Theatre Company. Founded by former National Theatre Executive Director Nick Starr and Artistic Director Nicholas Hynter, the venue was conceived as a flexible space for modern audiences, focused on commissioning new works and some re-imaginings of classics.

The Bridge was the first completely new large-scale commercial theatre to open in London in 80 years. It was designed by Steve Tompkins and Roger Watts at Haworth Tompkins Architects, who envisioned a theatre with more flexibility than typical West End venues. The Bridge was designed, built and opened all within two years, and the auditorium (with around 900 seats on three sides) was tested for sightlines and acoustics offsite before being erected in full.

The Bridge Theatre has an adaptable stage and Stalls area, and can support shows in a variety of formats including end-stage, thrust stage and promenade. This style of seating has also been employed at the West End's newest venue, Soho Place Theatre. The Bridge's inaugural production was Richard Bean’s Young Marx, and it has since earned acclaim with a variety of shows including an immersive promenade staging of Julius Caesar (2018) and Maggie Smith’s affecting monologue A German Life (2019).

Map and Address

3 Potters Fields Park, London, SE1 2SG

The Bridge Theatre is a stone’s throw away from Tower Bridge and the Tower of London, next to the River Thames. Located in the Potters Fields Park area of Southwark, it is surrounded by a unique mix of riverfront views, cultural and historical landmarks, and green space.
Bridge Theatre London exterior at night
Bridge Theatre London auditorium from stage
Bridge Theatre London foyer space
Bridge Theatre London exterior at night, with theatregoers outside

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the Bridge Theatre box office open and how do I collect tickets?

The box office is open one hour before the start of a performance for ticketing and general queries. For evening performances, this is usually 6.30pm and for matinees, this is usually 1.30pm.

The venue is currently offering e-tickets for all performances. These will be emailed to you as a PDF ahead of your visit and can either be printed off or shown on your mobile phone. If you have not received your e-tickets, please contact your point of purchase to arrange for them to be re-sent, or ask for assistance at the box office.

What time does the Bridge Theatre London open for a show?

The venue is open from 5.30pm for evening performances and from 1pm on matinee performance days.

What food and drink are available at the Bridge Theatre?

The theatre has an on-site bar offering a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and other refreshments. The bar is currently accepting orders via a text service. You will receive details of this in your pre-show confirmation email.

Does the Bridge Theatre have a cloakroom?

The cloakroom is open up to one hour before a performance starts. Larger bags, luggage, folding bicycle and e-scooters cannot be accepted. There are bike racks nearby outside Prosecco House and on Tooley Street.

Is the Bridge Theatre air-conditioned?

The theatre has air-conditioning throughout, and as a modern venue is well adapted for the summer months.

Where should I eat near the Bridge Theatre London?

The theatre is located in the One Tower Bridge redevelopment area, which has a number of restaurants including Rosa’s Thai and Argentinian steakhouse Gaucho’s. For special occasions, The Ivy Tower Bridge is a short walk away but will need to be pre-booked.

What is the best hotel to stay at near the Bridge Theatre?

If you are looking for a unique, upmarket treat, the LaLiT London is less than five minutes away from the theatre. This boutique hotel is in a Grade II listed former grammar school and has an Indian-inspired on-site restaurant. If you are on a smaller budget, Premier Inn Tower Bridge is only an eight-minute walk away.

How do I contact the box office?

The box office can be contacted directly by phone on 0333 320 0051 or email boxoffice@bridgetheatre.co.uk. The box office phones are open between 10am – 8pm Monday to Friday and 10am – 6pm Saturday and Sunday.

Past Shows

John Gabriel Borkman

John Gabriel Borkman

50 reviews
Closed 26 November 2022
The Southbury Child

The Southbury Child

62 reviews
Closed 27 August 2022
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