Wilton's Music Hall

Wilton's Music Hall is a gem in the heart of London with a rich history spanning over 300 years. Originating as an 18th-century alehouse, it was transformed into a Music Hall and has evolved into an esteemed venue for an exciting mix of theatre, live music, comedy, and cabaret. Seeped in the echoes of the past, its original features, including the gorgeous auditorium and the cast-iron pillars, offer a unique and charming carnival of the Victorian era. The theatre blends old-world charm with modern theatre trends, providing riveting performances for a varied audience. Ensuring a delightful experience, Wilton's Music Hall also provides a cosy bar and dining facilities, enhancing a memorable theatre experience in the capital city.

How to get to the Venue

Wilton's Music Hall is a short walk from Aldgate East Tube Station (Hammersmith & City and District lines), Tower Gateway DLR Station, and Fenchurch Street and Liverpool Street Rail Stations. It's on Graces Alley, just off Ensign Street. Cycle parking is available. Limited street parking is around after 5:30pm during weekdays and there's no restriction on weekends.