London Coliseum
E N O, London Coliseum, 38 St. Martin's Lane, London, WC2N 4ES -
Up to
200 guests
Internal Catering
allowed
In the heart of the West End, the London Coliseum is the ideal venue for your special occasion, conference or event.
The London Coliseum was designed by Frank Matcham in the early 20th Century with the ambition of being the largest and finest “people’s palace of entertainment”.
It became the home of English National Opera (then Sadler’s Wells Opera) in 1968 and is ideally located for corporate and private events in the heart of London’s West End.
Whether you are planning a special celebration, an informal reception or a daytime event, our historic Grade-II listed building features a plethora of spaces and we can offer a range of options tailored to your requirements, with a truly bespoke finish.
We are experts in delivering events for all occasions.
We look forward to working with you to create your perfect event.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 200
Dining
up to 50
Theatre
up to 85
Boardroom
up to 30
Cabaret
up to 40
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Public transport
Disabled access
Audio & visual
Projector & screen
Flipchart
WiFi
Other
Yamaha Upright Piano
Space rules
Cancellation policy
50% deposit refund up until fourteen days prior to event.
Location
Reviews
Kevin Meggison
September 2021Wow! What an incredible interior. We were blown away. We went to see Hairspray (got to see it) and were happy to see the staff scanning tickets and doing their security bit at the entrance. In side everyone was very helpful and polite and showed us where we were sitting. Definitely going again... probably even to see the show again 😃
Angel Samson
September 2021Theatre is back! Saw Hairspray during it's London run and the show was fantastic. The theatre itself was operating at full capacity and everything inside was well maintained and cleaned thoroughly. Bar and restaurant have reopened and aren't too expensive either. The seats in the stalls were well spaced so there was legroom for everyone and very few restricted view seats. Show itself was amazing. Highly recommend this if you get a chance to see before it ends with Michael Ball in September.
Maddison Carr
September 2021Saw Hairspray 15/9/21. What a brilliant show! Absolutely wonderful atmosphere and a great view from Balcony row F. It’s such a shame the run isn’t longer, I would definitely recommend it to anyone who’s a musical fan, or even if you’re not! My boyfriend (not really into it at all, calls the interval “half time!”) really enjoyed himself and I caught him giggling and tapping his feet along to the music. Feel good musical, puts a smile on the face :)
Gordon Stuttard
September 2018My partner and i went to see Swan Lake for her birthday and what an experience ! Absolutely fabulous. Also dined in the restaurant there, wonderful food , drinks and service. Would thoroughly recommend the whole experience.
Diego P. Ramallo
August 2018Great venue for first class musical performances. I've seen here a couple of ballets and an opera. The art deco interior tries to spell an classical Roman vibe with marble and gilt plaster. Very conveniently placed in the West End and not far from Trafalgar Square.
Ethan Ohs
November 2021Just saw Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore. What a well done production full of amazing detail I think you’d need to see it multiple times to catch everything bf that is taking place. The cast were incredibly engaging and the atmosphere was great. Also impressed they’ve done away with single use plastic cups.
Nicola Millard
September 2021Went to see Hairspray. Very good- would recommend. On to the venue... I sat in the dress circle, off to the right. View was very good. As with most theatres, they don't give you much leg room but this wasn't the worst. The theatre had an app to get refreshments sent to your seats, I went to use this during the interval but it wasn't working. That was disappointing. Overall not a bad place to see a show.
