Venue Information
Sadler's Wells TheatreAddress: Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4TN, United Kingdom
Nearest underground or train station: Angel (Northern line)
Nearest buses: 19, 38, 341, 171a

What date did the Sadler's Wells Theatre open?
11 October 1998
Who designed the Sadler's Wells Theatre?
RHWL and Nicholas Hare
What was the first production at the Sadler's Wells Theatre?
Rambert Dance Company in Iolanthe
Other Sadler's Wells Theatre facts
There have been a number of theatres on this site since 1683: The first theatre, called the "Musick House", opened in 1638, renamed the "Miles's Musick House" in 1699, and was demolished in 1765. The Second theatre opened in April 1765 designed by Thomas Roasoman; modifications to this theatre large water tanks creating an Aquatic Theatre. The theatre was condemned as a dangerous structure in 1878. The fourth theatre opened in 1879 as a music hall remodelled by C. J. Phipps , and it was converted into a cinema in 1896; it closed in 1915. Due to the efforts of Lilian Baylis, the penultimate theatre opened on 6 January 1931 designed by F.G.M. Chancellor, and closed on 30 June 1996. The Sixth and current theatre opened on 11 October 1998. The current theatre also includes the  Lilian Baylis Studio theatre.
Past shows that have played at the Sadler's Wells Theatre include:
Swan Lake -Birmingham Royal Ballet




