Hackney Empire

Located in the heart of East London, Hackney Empire is a grand yet intimate theatre venue built in the 1900s by renowned architect Frank Matcham. The theatre has consistently pushed boundaries and promoted diversity on its stage since its inception. High-quality theatre, Opera, Pantomimes and other genres of music make regular appearances on its stage. It has been a launching pad for many artists including Charlie Chaplin and the beloved stand-up comedian, Jack Dee. Inside, you'll encounter stunningly ornate interiors and a warm, welcoming aura that will make any theatre-goer feel at home.

How To Get There

Hackney Empire is accessible via public transit. The closest rail station is Hackney Central, which is only a few minutes walk away. Several buses stop near the venue, including routes 30, 38, 55, 106, 236, 242, 253 and 277. Street Parking is limited, so public transit is advisable. For cyclists, Sheffield stands and cycle hubs are available directly outside the venue.