Arts Theatre, London

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Arts Theatre, London is an intimate West End playhouse known for staging innovative and sometimes controversial productions, including the first English-language performance of Samuel Beckett’s "Waiting for Godot."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf West End theatre
theatre
architecturalType enclosed proscenium theatre
country United Kingdom
culturalSignificance early supporter of avant-garde drama in London
important venue in the history of modern British theatre
describedAs intimate theatre
studio-style playhouse
hasAlternativeName Arts Theatre NERFINISHED
Arts Theatre West End NERFINISHED
hasBar yes
hasBorough City of Westminster NERFINISHED
hasCity London NERFINISHED
hasFunction commercial theatre
fringe-style venue
receiving house
hasPostcode WC2H 7JB
hasProgramming comedy
limited-run productions
musicals
plays
revues
transfers from fringe theatres
hasSeatingCapacity 350
approximately 350 seats
hasStageType proscenium arch stage
hasStudioSpace yes
hasWebsite https://artstheatrewestend.co.uk/
knownFor controversial productions
innovative productions
off-West End style programming within the West End
staging experimental theatre
staging new writing
locatedIn City of Westminster
London NERFINISHED
West End of London NERFINISHED
locatedNear Covent Garden NERFINISHED
Leicester Square NERFINISHED
notableProduction Waiting for Godot NERFINISHED
notableProductionDirector Peter Hall NERFINISHED
notableProductionLanguage first English-language production of Waiting for Godot
notableProductionOpeningDate 1955-08-03
notableProductionPlaywright Samuel Beckett NERFINISHED
openingDate 1927-04-20
partOf London theatre scene
West End theatre district NERFINISHED
streetAddress 6-7 Great Newport Street

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Alec Clunes employer Arts Theatre, London
The Caretaker firstPerformancePlace Arts Theatre, London