Erith Playhouse, Community theater in Erith, England.
Erith Playhouse is a theater in the London Borough of Bexley with a main auditorium, comfortable seating, and modern stage equipment for performances. The building contains dedicated spaces for performers, technical crews, and audience members to move and work comfortably.
The building opened as the Oxford Cinema in 1913 and screened silent films until 1938. After World War II, volunteers converted it into a theater in 1947.
The space brings together local residents and performers who create and watch theatrical works year-round. It serves as a meeting point where the community experiences live performances and participates in the arts.
Plan your visit around performance dates, as the venue opens primarily for scheduled shows. Check the website in advance to see what is coming up and to plan your trip accordingly.
During World War II, the building stored furniture from homes damaged by bombing in the area. This lesser-known chapter reveals how the building served the community in unexpected ways beyond its primary role as an entertainment space.
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