Millfield Theatre

Millfield Theatre is a theatre complex in Edmonton, London Borough of Enfield, featuring a main auditorium with 362 seats alongside administrative offices and educational facilities. The venue spreads across several buildings in North London and functions as a multipurpose arts center.

The theatre opened in 1988 and represented the first newly constructed theatre building in London since the National Theatre was established in 1976. A significant renovation of the main auditorium occurred later and strengthened its role as a cultural institution.

The venue serves as a gathering place where neighbors come together to watch local artists, amateur groups, and visiting performers. It hosts diverse art forms including theatrical productions, dance, music, and children's shows that shape the cultural life of the community.

The venue sits near the intersection of North Circular Road and A10, with direct access via Silver Street Railway Station and multiple bus routes. Visitors should allow extra time before performances to navigate from public transport to the theatre comfortably.

A renowned entertainer from the area performed the opening of the renovated main auditorium, which was later named in his honor. This detail shows how local heritage and entertainment history converge at this venue.

Location: London Borough of Enfield

Capacity: 362

Part of: Millfield Arts Centre

Website: http://millfieldtheatre.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.61650,-0.07870

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:06