Old Red Lion Pub and Theatre

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Old Red Lion Pub and Theatre

Fringe theatre in historic tavern

418 St John Street
London, London EC1V 4NJ
+44 20 7837 7816
http://www.oldredliontheatre.co.uk/

Built in 1415, The Old Red Lion is one of London's oldest and most historic taverns. Originally surrounded by fields, it was under the shade of the Lion's trees that Thomas Pain penned The Rights of Man, a radical attack on established establish religion. The theatre at the Old Red Lion was conceived and created in 1979 and quickly established a reputation as a pioneer of new talent. Today the theatre remains true to its roots, staging art-house and fringe productions.

Review © 2009, Wcities

Old Red Lion Pub and Theatre photo by Dom S

Old Red Lion Pub and Theatre Photo: Dom S

Old Red Lion Pub and Theatre photo by Dan Atrill

Old Red Lion Pub and Theatre Photo: Dan Atrill