Housed in a former chocolate factory, this innovative theatre is rapidly establishing itself as one of London's best. Since opening in 2004, it has had half-a-dozen West End transfers, most of them slick revivals of recent plays and musicals, including Sunday in the Park With George, Dealer's Choice, and Little Shop of Horrors. The intimate, versatile theatre, comfy seats and excellent bar/restaurant have helped to create a strong local following, and tickets for most productions sell out fast.
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Housed in a former chocolate factory, this innovative theatre is rapidly establishing itself as one of London's best. Since opening in 2004, it has had half-a-dozen West End transfers, most of them slick revivals of recent plays and musicals, including 
