Brick Lane Music Hall — Attraction in London

B Brick Lane Music Hall: A Timeless Gem of British Entertainment

Brick Lane Music Hall is a true jewel in London’s cultural crown, delivering an unforgettable mix of comedy, song, and nostalgia in a setting brimming with warmth and charm. Housed in a beautifully restored church, this venue provides an intimate and immersive experience where every guest feels like part of the show.

The performances are a masterclass in traditional British variety, blending razor-sharp wit with heartwarming musical numbers. The talent on stage is second to none—seasoned performers who captivate with their impeccable timing, powerful vocals, and infectious energy. Whether it’s a classic music hall singalong, a cheeky bit of comedy, or a poignant ballad, every moment is crafted with care and delivered with pure joy.

Much of the show’s brilliance is owed to the superb writing and production by Lucy Hayes, whose expert storytelling and comedic flair ensure that each performance feels fresh, engaging, and deeply entertaining. Her work brings a perfect balance of nostalgia and originality, keeping audiences laughing, singing, and completely immersed from start to finish.

Beyond the entertainment, the hospitality at Brick Lane Music Hall is outstanding. The staff go above and beyond to make every visitor feel welcome, and the dining experience adds an extra layer of delight, making it perfect for a night out with friends or a special celebration.

In an era where live entertainment often feels rushed or impersonal, Brick Lane Music Hall stands as a beacon of tradition, laughter, and community spirit. If you love great music, brilliant comedy, and a truly unique atmosphere, this is an experience not...

In 1852 publican, Charles Morton, fulfilled his dream by dragging entertainment out of the nation's pubs and establishing it in a theatre setting. In the grounds of the Canterbury Arms public house in Lambeth he built the very first Music Hall Theatre in the country. It opened on 17 May 1852 and this magnificent, opulent building seated 750 diners receiving personal, waitress service and it was Morton's proud boas that The Canterbury Hall offered "Only the highest class entertainment and refreshment." Today, 173 years later, live Music Hall & Variety entertainment has virtually died out - except for one shining example - Brick Lane Music Hall in Newham. Up to 200 diners can enjoy a first class three-course lunch (or dinner) followed by a wide choice of musical entertainment throughout the year.. For my recent visit on 6th March I was treated to the Brick Lane Music Hall’s annual panto for grown-ups, "Pinocchio & his Wooden Whopper!" This witty and inventive script, written and superbly directed by Lucy Hayes, was well-served by an excellent cast and guaranteed to keep the House rocking with laughter for well over two hours. The whole afternoon was an absolute tonic and outstanding value for money. A massive thank you to Charles Morton for giving us your dream and a truly heartfelt thank you to proprietor, Vincent Hayes MBE, for continuing to ensure that Morton's...

I had the previous year visited the music hall with the WI & was very impressed & returned for the mother goose on 5th Febuary with a friend.

The show is a great reminder of good old Blighty 'Oh My England' the wonderful humour / innuendo is second to none, timing is spot on.

For all the millennials out there , it's a good insight into what was 'good old English bull dog humour!' which many people still yearn for ! The music hall is keeping the tradition of this alive fantastic ! The ambience of the old church is once more second to none , adding even more to the performances, the food is great ,even catering for gluten free! amongst other dietary requests -

More importantly the charity being supported by the music hall has to be admired & respected --- No writing on bananas for them!! ! No virtue signalling ! Just the real meaning of charity !

The whole package is 5 star , you will leave there with a big smile on your face , a big dollop of tears for the charity, and a promise to return for another fix of...