Barons Court Theatre — Attraction in London

If you're a bit confused by the reviews, that's because this is a tiny theatre (apparently 57 seats but feels like half of that) in the basement of The Curtains Up pub. The pub is a lively gastropub. Stairs inside lead down to the toilets and to this little cellar with seating around a small performance space. The box office is a person checking tickets as you enter the doorway. Seating is not allocated so do queue. There are about 3 rows of a few seats on 2 sides of the stage. We saw 'Jack and I' a comic Victorian detective caper about the hunt for Jack the Ripper. It was good fun but the highlight was sitting in such a unique venue - perfect...

This theatre is pretty close to West Kensington station. Literally, across the road. The theatre is pretty small in size (40-45 seats) but quite cozy. The place is really good for short and casual performances. There is a pub upstairs. The interior of the toilet (women's) was quite quirky and clean. The only minus point was the stench which surrounded the place. Probably it was because the day I visited was rainy. Not sure. Overall a...

Its worth going to this pub in West Kensington because of the tiny gem theatre it hides downstairs: the Barons Court Theatre. The pub is lively, with big, comfortable chairs and pillows. It is the only nice pub around when coming out of West Kensington or barons Court station, so come here if you are coming from there. It is very lively most nights of the week especially on friday and saturdays. The staff is young...