Bloomsbury Theatre, Bloomsbury Studio
15 Gordon Street, London, WC1H 0AH -
Up to
70 guests
About Venue
The Bloomsbury Theatre Building was officially opened in 1968 as The Central Collegiate Building.
The auditorium, which held over 500 people soon became the Collegiate Theatre. It was renamed in 1982 as Bloomsbury Theatre to reflect its geographical location as well as the artistic associations of the name. The main theatre was closed in 2015 and there are plans to reopen a theatre von a similar scale in 2018.
The Bloomsbury Theatre Studio is a multi-use, black box studio space suitable for all forms of production. The floor is sprung with black dance floor permanently installed. It is also suitable for presentations and lectures. It is available in various seating layouts and capacities depending on the type of event.
Capacity & Layout
Theatre
up to 70
Facilities & Amenities
Disabled access
Public transport
Location
Reviews
- Carlton McFarlaneJanuary 2026
Been years seince we visited the Bloomsbury. Came to see a Christmas performance of Stick Man by Freckle Productions. Staff were extremely considerate regarding the access issues of a disabled relative. Went out of their way to ensure we were comfortable and all able to enjoy the show. Hats off to the team and management.
- Onay MehmedDecember 2025
Went to the Bloomsbury theatre for an age uk fundraiser called an evening with Sir Michael Palin. It was a spectacular evening! Listening to his travels through Venezuela and later his Monty Python years. Finishing with a Q&A. All proceeds went to the age uk Camden charity.
