Curzon Soho

93-107, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1D 5DY -

Up to
249 guests
External Catering
allowed

A legendary arthouse and independent film venue on Shaftesbury Avenue, this three screen cinema is famed for hosting film festivals, Q&As and special events. With a lively street level bar and atmospheric underground bar
lounge, Curzon Soho is much more than just a cinema: it’s a place where filmmakers meet and movie magic can be experienced. Screen One has a stage and with 249 capacity makes it ideal for a number of presentations or Q&As.
There are great reception areas, which can accommodate up to 250 people for a standing reception, and lend themselves to every event imaginable. This includes a private alcove, that can be hired individually for up to 25 people, housing a collection of historic film posters and images from the Curzon archive.

Capacity & layout

Standing

up to 249

Theatre

up to 249

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Amenities

Disabled access

Air conditioning

Tea

Public transport

Lectern

Stage

Audio & visual

Sound system

WiFi

Microphone

Projector & screen

Other

DCP Projector, fixed screen, Dolby 5.1 Sound, HDMI & VGA cables

Space rules

Allowed events

Licensed for alcohol

Cancellation policy

Cancellation of the booking will render the Hire Fee or any other pre-payment forfeit according to the following scale of charges: If 3 months to 6 months notice of cancellation is given then 25% of the Total Hire Charge will be charged to the Hirer. If 1 month to 3 months notice of cancellation is given then 50% of the Total Hire Charge will be charged to the Hirer. If more than 2 weeks and less than 1 month’s notice of cancellation is given then 75% of the Total Hire Charge will be charged to the Hirer. If less than 14 days notice of cancellation is given then 100% of the Total Hire Charge will be charged to the Hirer.

Location

Reviews

thean osathanonth
February 2025
My comfort cinema, great place for Q&A and good films.
Janet B
February 2025
I am a long term member of Curzon and went today to see The Last Showgirl film and Q&A which was good. I prefer the other Curzon’s they are calmer and more refined. This venue came across as too ‘Art House’ with a much younger London vibe than Victoria of Mayfair. I found the darkness of trying to get to my seat uncomfortable although the staff did offer to help. Way too busy for me.