List of theatres in the United Kingdom

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The following is a list of active professional theatres and concert halls in the United Kingdom. They are organised alphabetically in name order.

A

• Abbey Theatre, Nuneaton
• Adelphi Theatre, London
• Alban Arena, St Albans
• Albery Theatre, London – renamed Noël Coward Theatre in 2006
• Aldwych Theatre, London
• Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham
• Almeida Theatre, London
• Alhambra Theatre, Bradford
• Ambassadors Theatre, London
• The Anvil, Basingstoke
• Apollo Theatre, London
• Apollo Victoria Theatre, London
• Arcola Theatre, London
• Artrix, Bromsgrove, Worcs.
• Arts Theatre, London
• artsdepot, London
• Ashcroft Theatre, London
• Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton

B

• Banner Theatre, Birmingham
• Barbican Arts Centre, London
• Barons Court Theatre, London
• Battersea Arts Centre, London
• Beck Theatre, Hayes
• Belgrade Theatre, Coventry
• Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham
• Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham
• Blackfriars Arts Centre, Boston
• Blue Orange Theatre, Birmingham
• Bloomsbury Theatre, London
• Bradford Alhambra, Bradford
• List of theatres in Bristol
• Broadway Theatre, London
• Brockley Jack Theatre, London
• Brookside Theatre, Romford
• Bush Theatre, London
• Buxton Opera House, Buxton

C

• Camberley Theatre, Camberley
• Cambridge Arts Theatre, Cambridge
• Cambridge Corn Exchange, Cambridge
• Cambridge Theatre, London
• Canal Cafe Theatre, London
• Castle Theatre, Wellingborough
• Chelsea Theatre, London
• Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester
• Chickenshed Theatre, London
• Churchill Theatre, Bromley
• City Hall, Sheffield
• Civic Theatre, Bedford
• Civic Theatre, Rotherham
• Cochrane Theatre, London
• Cockpit Theatre, London
• Coliseum Theatre, London
• Comedy Theatre, London
• Court Theatre, Tring, Hertfordshire
• Courtyard Theatre, Hereford
• Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-on-Avon
• Cottesloe, London (part of the Royal National Theatre)
• Crescent Theatre, Birmingham
• Criterion Theatre, London
• Criterion Theatre, Coventry
• Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
• Curve (theatre), Leicester

D

• De Montfort Hall, Leicester
• Dominion Theatre, London
• Donmar Warehouse, London
• Duchess Theatre, London
• Dundee Rep Theatre, Dundee
• Duke of York's Theatre, London

E

• Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
• Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh – by seating capacity, the largest theatre in the UK
• Empire Theatre, Glasgow
• Empire Theatre, Hackney
• Empire Theatre, Liverpool
• Empire Theatre, Sunderland
• Epstein Theatre, Liverpool
• Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
• Everyman Theatre, Liverpool

F

• Finborough Theatre, London
• Fortune Theatre, London
• The Forum, Barrow-in-Furness
• The Forum Open-air Theatre, Norwich
• Futurist Theatre, Scarborough

G

• Garrick Theatre, London
• Gatehouse Theatre, Stafford
• Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond (Yorkshire)
• Gielgud Theatre, London
• Globe, London
• Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage
• Grand Opera House, Belfast
• Grand Opera House, York
• Grand Theatre, Blackpool
• Grand Theatre, Lancaster
• Grand Theatre, Leeds
• Grand Theatre, Swansea
• Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton
• Grimsby Auditorium, Grimsby

H

• Hall Green Little Theatre, Birmingham
• Hall for Cornwall, Truro
• Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate
• Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke
• Her Majesty's, London
• The Hexagon, Reading
• Highbury Theatre, Birmingham
• Hull New Theatre, Hull
• Hull Truck Theatre, Hull

J

• Jigsaw Youth Theatre, Netherton Dudley

K

• Key Theatre, Peterborough
• Kings Place, London
• King's Hall, Herne Bay, Kent

The King's Theatre, Newmarket

L

• Lace Market Theatre, Nottingham
• Lamproom Theatre, Barnsley
• Lantern Theatre, Liverpool
• Lantern Theatre, Sheffield
• Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield
• Leeds City Varieties, Leeds
• Library Theatre, Manchester
• Library Theatre, Sheffield
• Little Theatre, Bolton
• Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio, Lichfield, Staffordshire
• Little Theatre, Leicester
• Live Theatre, Newcastle upon Tyne
• Liverpool Actors Studio Theatre, Liverpool
• London Coliseum, London
• London Palladium, London
• Lowry, Salford
• Lyceum Theatre, London
• Lyceum Theatre Crewe, Cheshire,
• Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
• Lyric Theatre, Belfast
• Lyric Theatre, London
• Lyric Theatre, Salford (part of the Lowry complex)
• Lyric Hammersmith, London
• Lyttelton, London – (part of the Royal National Theatre)

M

• Malvern Theatres, Malvern, Worcs.
• Maddermarket Theatre, Norwich
• Marina Theatre, Lowestoft Suffolk
• Market Theatre, Ledbury, Herefordshire (first theatre in the world to open in the new Millennium)
• Mart Theatre, Skipton
• Menier Chocolate Factory, London
• Mercury Theatre, Colchester
• Merlin Theatre, Sheffield
• Minack Theatre, Cornwall
• Mayflower Theatre,Southampton
• Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
• Mull Little Theatre, Isle of Mull
• Met Theatre, Bury

N

• New London Theatre, London
• New Victoria Theatre, Woking
• New Wimbledon Theatre, Wimbledon, London
• Noël Coward Theatre, London
• Norbury Theatre, Droitwich, Worcestershire
• Novello Theatre, London
• Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, Southampton

O

• Octagon Theatre, Bolton
• Old Joint Stock Theatre, Birmingham
• Old Rep Theatre, Birmingham
• Old Vic, London
• Olivier, London – (part of the Royal National Theatre)
• Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park, London
• Opera House, Manchester
• Opera House, Blackpool
• Oxford Playhouse, Oxford

P

• Palace Theatre, London
• Palace Theatre, Manchester
• Palace Theatre, Mansfield
• Palace Theatre, Redditch
• Palace Theatre, Swansea
• Palace Theatre, Watford
• Palace Theatre, Westcliff-on-Sea
• Peacock Theatre, London
• Peepul Centre, Leicester
• Pendle Hippodrome Theatre, Colne
• Penistone Paramount Cinema, Penistone
• Phoenix Arts Centre, Leicester
• Phoenix Theatre, London
• Phoenix Theatre, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
• Piccadilly Theatre, London
• Platform Theatre, Norwich
• Playbox Theatre, Warwick
• Playhouse Theatre, Liverpool
• Playhouse Theatre, London
• Playhouse Theatre, Norwich
• Plowright Theatre, Scunthorpe
• Polka Theatre, Wimbledon, London - Children's theatre
• Prince Edward Theatre, London
• Prince of Wales Theatre, London
• Princes Theatre, Clacton
• Princes Hall, Aldershot
• Puppet Theatre, Norwich
• The Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth

Pavilion Theatre, Weymouth

Q

• Quays Theatre, Salford – (part of the Lowry complex)
• Queen's Theatre, London

R

• Regents Centre, Christchurch
• Richmond Theatre, London Borough of Richmond
• RoguePlay Theatre, Birmingham
• Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury
• Royal & Derngate, Northampton
• Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool
• Royal Court Theatre, London
• Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
• Royal Festival Hall, London
• Royal Hall, Harrogate
• Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh
• Royal National Theatre, London
• Royal Opera House, London
• Royal Spa Centre, Leamington Spa
• Regent Theatre, Ipswich

S

• Sadler's Wells, London
• Savoy Theatre, London
• Secombe Theatre, London
• Scarborough Open Air Theatre, Scarborough
• Sewell Barn Theatre, Norwich
• Shaftesbury Theatre, London
• Shakespeare's Globe, London
• St George's Hall, Bradford
• St. Martin's Theatre, London
• Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough
• Strand Theatre, London – renamed Novello Theatre in 2006
• Studio Theatre, Sheffield
• Sunderland Empire Theatre, Sunderland
• Sutton Arts Theatre, Birmingham
• Swan Theatre, High Wycombe
• Swan Theatre, Stratford-on-Avon
• Swan Theatre, Worcester

T

• Theatre of Small Convenience, Malvern, Worcestershire (smallest in the world)
• Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London
• Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London
• Theatre Royal, Bath
• Theatre Royal, Brighton
• Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds
• Theatre Royal, Dumfries
• Theatre Royal, Edinburgh
• Theatre Royal, Exeter
• Theatre Royal, Glasgow
• Theatre Royal, Lincoln
• Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne
• Theatre Royal, Norwich
• Theatre Royal, Nottingham
• Theatre Royal, Plymouth
• Theatre Royal, Stratford, London
• Theatre Royal, Wakefield
• Theatre Royal, Windsor
• Theatre Royal, York
• Town Hall Theatre, Birmingham
• Trafalgar Studios, London
• Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh

U

• Unity Theatre, Liverpool
• Upper Brown Street, Leicester
• Usher Hall, Edinburgh

V

• Vaudeville Theatre, London
• Victoria Theatre, Halifax
• Victoria Palace Theatre, London

W

• West End Centre, Aldershot
• Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry
• West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds
• West Cliff Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea
• Whiffler Theatre, Norwich
• Wolverhampton Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
• Wyndham's Theatre, London

Y

• Young Vic, London
• The Y - Theatre, Leicester
• Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford