The Arts at Marble Arch

The Arts at Marble Arch occupies a striking subterranean space beneath one of London's most recognisable landmarks, the triumphal arch at the north-east corner of Hyde Park that was originally designed by John Nash in the 1820s. The venue has established itself as an intimate and distinctive setting for theatrical productions and live entertainment, drawing on its unusual location to offer audiences an experience that differs markedly from a conventional West End theatre.

The current programme reflects the venue's appetite for bold, crowd-pleasing work. Burlesque The Musical brings sequins and spectacle to the stage, while Heathers The Musical adapts the darkly comic cult film into a sharp, sung-through show that has built a devoted following since its London premiere. Families are also catered for with Be Like Blippi, a live stage show based on the popular children's character. Together, the three productions illustrate the range that The Arts at Marble Arch has carved out for itself in London's competitive entertainment landscape.