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Maurice Bingham Adams, 1895
Bush Theatre, 7 Uxbridge Rd, W12 8LJ
Explore the Bush Theatre, West London’s home of new writing. Get a behind the scenes look at our fifty-year history, including how over 2016 we transformed our 128-year-old building into an accessible and sustainable modern theatre.
Shepherd's Bush Market
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The closest tube stations are Shepherd's Bush Market (Hammersmith & City / Circle) and Shepherd's Bush (Central / Overground). Plenty of bus routes serve the area. Please consider sustainable ways of travelling to the Bush, including Human Forest bikes.
The Bush Theatre is fully accessible to those with limited mobility and wheelchair users. Hearing loop facilities are also available and assistance dogs are welcome. If you have any specific access needs please call Box Office on 020 8743 5050 or email us at boxoffice@bushtheatre.co.uk
The Bush Theatre is West London’s internationally renowned Olivier-winning theatre, with a 50-year history of supporting emerging artists, platforming underrepresented voices and reflecting the diversity of our community.
Housed in a 128-year-old former public library, in 2016 the building underwent a £4.3 million redevelopment to become the accessible, sustainable and modern theatre it is today.
Explore the Bush Theatre, West London’s home of new writing. Get a behind the scenes look at our fifty-year history, including how over 2016 we transformed our 128-year-old building into an accessible and sustainable modern theatre.
We will be exhibiting props, scripts and production photos from our Archive which showcases 50 years of being at the forefront of new writing.
We’ll open up the rehearsal space, the airy offices and both performance spaces, as well as backstage where actors prepare and rooms where our writers pen their plays. Our cafe will be open all day.
Drop in
mixed use, offices, garden, gallery, architectural practice
Tucked behind a busy road in W12, this former foundry is a multi-level development featuring an architects’ studio with courtyards and spaces for exhibitions and musical performances. The building's 15m brick chimney is a local landmark.
Unknown, Originally the George Broad sculpture foundry , 1895
