The Africa Centre was established as a forum for some of the...

Situated in the heart of Covent Garden in Central London, the Cabaret...

This theatre in Covent Garden is quite modern compared to the other...

Dickens actually lived in several houses within walking distance of each other...

This Roman Catholic church was designed by F.H. Pownall, and was completed...

The Covent Garden Market is a large glass covered building in the...

The Jubilee Hall, which houses the market, was built in 1904, and...

Denis Johnson is one of the most famous men to have lived...

The Design Council are an association that tries to promote the importance...

The Donmar Warehouse has been around since the 1960’s and its named...

The Duchess Theatre is one of the smallest in the West End,...

Ernest Schaufelberg designed this intimate art deco style theatre, which was completed...

Housed in what was once part of the Covent Garden Flower Market,...

The New Ambassadors Theatre was designed by WGR Sprague, and is one...

The Photographer's Gallery is one of the only exclusive photographic art galleries...

The current Royal Opera House is the third such building on the...

Seven Dials is close to Covent Garden yet it seems far removed...

This theatre was part of a W.G.R Sprague ‘pair’ of theatres, the...

St Paul’s was built between 1631 and 1633, and was consecrated five...

This branch of the Victoria and Albert Museum is the national museum...

Boasting the longest running theatrical tradition in the UK, the Theatre Royal...

Arne loved London and loved his country and that is why he...

Thomas De Quincey was an English intellectual who chose to live at...

The Tristan Bates Theatre is a new and innovative theatre within the...