Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Theatre in United Kingdom
The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse is an intimate, indoor theatre located in London's Southwark district.
Named after actor and director Sam Wanamaker, the venue forms part of Shakespeare’s Globe complex established in 1997.
Known for its celebration of Shakespearean theatre, the playhouse continues to engage audiences with classic and contemporary performances.
Located near the River Thames, it offers amenities within walking distance, such as restaurants and public transportation.
Pentagram designed the playhouse by making extensive use of oak materials, emulating Elizabethan-style theatre.
Location: London Borough of Southwark
Architect: Pentagram
Website: shakespearesglobe.com
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