Fairfield Halls, Arts and entertainment complex in Croydon, England.
Fairfield Halls is a modern arts facility in central Croydon containing a concert hall, the 798-seat Ashcroft Theatre, and multiple performance spaces. The different halls and stages allow the venue to host various types of events and shows at the same time.
Fairfield Halls opened in 1962 and underwent complete renovation work between 2016 and 2019. The modernization brought the building up to contemporary standards for hosting cultural events.
The Ashcroft Theatre takes its name from Dame Peggy Ashcroft, an actress born in Croydon, and hosts theatrical productions, comedy shows, and community performances year-round. The naming reflects the town's pride in one of its celebrated native talents.
The venue is easily accessible by public transport, with East Croydon railway station within walking distance and several bus routes nearby. Visitors should plan ahead for travel time and parking, especially on weekends.
The building operates simultaneously as a theatre, concert hall, cinema, and event space, making it the largest multi-purpose cultural facility in South London. This versatility allows the venue to host a wide range of performance formats under one roof.
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