Soho Place London
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What’s On at Soho Place
The West End’s newest venue has quickly established itself as the hottest place to go for exciting new plays and musicals; events here break boundaries and champion a diverse range of stories. In 2025, Soho Place Theatre will host the West End premiere of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Kyoto play. Set during the first ever Climate Conference in 1997, this taught political thriller earned rave five-star reviews in Stratford-upon-Avon. Before that, why not enjoy some Christmas laughs with the whacky and very festive A Christmas Carol (ish)? Comedy and intense drama sit side by side as Soho Place heads into its third year, and reaffirms the theatre’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of what a commercial theatre has to offer.
About the Soho Place
Soho Place is the West End’s first new-build theatre in 50 years (after the Gillian Lynne Theatre opened in January 1973), located on the first newly-named street in Soho for 72 years. This state-of-the-art venue delivers an intimate and immersive actor/audience experience with dynamic seating and perfect acoustics. We visited the venue soon after it opened so we could show you just why it is the hottest new venue in the West End.
Part of property giant Derwent London’s £300 million regeneration project of the surrounding area, it is the latest theatre from leading West End producer and theatre owner Nica Burns. The interior is inspired by the open-air Greek Theatre of Epidaurus; audiences can look up and admire sparkling lights shaped into constellations as they walk through the building. There is also an on-site public restaurant and bar, making Soho Place Theatre a one-stop leisure destination.
Soho Place was designed by architect Simon Allford and Haworth Tompkins, with special attention paid to the curved auditorium, known as “the hug”. No seat is more than six rows from the stage, and seats can be moved into many different configurations such as in-the-round or thrust staging. It also boasts fantastic sightlines and vibration-free acoustics throughout - no mean feat for a venue sitting on top of three major tube lines.
Soho Place Theatre opened in September 2022 with an in-the-round production of Marvellous by Neil Baldwin.
Map and Address
4 Soho Place, London, W1D 3BG
Soho Place Theatre is located just off Charing Cross Road, in the hustle and bustle of central London’s entertainment and leisure district. Tourist attractions including the National Gallery and Trafalgar Square are less than 15 minutes away on foot and Soho, Covent Garden and Leicester Square are all nearby for a pre-show wander and food or post-show drinks. Sitting close to the junction of Oxford Street, Tottenham Court Road and Charing Cross Road, the theatre is extremely well-connected for transport in and around central London. Before setting out on your journey, it is best to check TfL for any disruptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the Soho Place box office open and how do I collect tickets?
The box office is usually open an hour before the start of a performance for ticket collection and enquiries.
What time does Soho Place Theatre open for a show?
The theatre’s dining area is open all day, and bars will usually open up to an hour before the start of a performance.
The theatre is one of the most unique West End venues, with a modern design inspired by Ancient Greek amphitheatres. Arrive early to take in the atmosphere, enjoy the architecture - including constellation-inspired lighting and décor - and have a drink in one of the communal spaces.
The theatre is one of the most unique West End venues, with a modern design inspired by Ancient Greek amphitheatres. Arrive early to take in the atmosphere, enjoy the architecture - including constellation-inspired lighting and décor - and have a drink in one of the communal spaces.
What food and drink are available at Soho Place Theatre?
There are bars on every level of the theatre, serving drinks and snacks. Before a performance or during the interval, theatregoers can enjoy refreshments on the terrace.
A ground floor public restaurant and bar, Stars, is open throughout the day for pre- and post-show dining. The menu features contemporary international dishes with British produce; cocktails; craft beers; and wine. Current menu items include crispy skin cod with quinoa, pumpkin ravioli, and chicken schnitzel.
A ground floor public restaurant and bar, Stars, is open throughout the day for pre- and post-show dining. The menu features contemporary international dishes with British produce; cocktails; craft beers; and wine. Current menu items include crispy skin cod with quinoa, pumpkin ravioli, and chicken schnitzel.
Does Soho Place Theatre have a cloakroom?
There is a large cloakroom at the venue that can be used by all theatregoers, free of charge. The theatre asks that all bags bigger than an A4 piece of paper (21cm x 30cm) are checked into the cloakroom.
Where should I eat near Soho Place Theatre London?
The theatre is located on the edge of bustling Soho, which has a huge number of international and fast food options including trendy pizzeria Pizza Pilgrims, Taiwanese outlet BAO and noodles on the go from Wok to Walk. For plant based theatregoers, Mildreds Soho is a popular vegan establishment serving home comforts.
What is the best hotel to stay at near Soho Place?
There are lots of fantastic boutique hotels in Soho to make your visit to London a treat, such as No. 5 Maddox Street and Ham Yard Hotel. If you are on a budget, hub by Premier Inn is a cheaper option - although you will be able to save more if you stay a little further out such as in Hampstead or Archway, which are on the Northern Line.
How do I contact the box office?
For all ticketing enquiries, the box office team can be contacted by phone on 0330 333 5962 or by email on boxoffice@sohoplace.org. Phone lines are open between 10am - 6pm, Monday - Friday.
Further contact details and venue information can be found at https://sohoplace.org/.
Further contact details and venue information can be found at https://sohoplace.org/.
