Originally the Comedy Theatre until 2011, The Harold Pinter Theatre is a West End theatre on Panton Street, which opened in 1881. The venue was largely reconstructed during the 1950s and re-opened in 1955. In 1972 the building was Grade II listed by English Heritage. The owners of the theatre, Ambassador Theatre Group, renamed The Comedy Theatre to The Harold Pinter Theatre in October 2011. The venue hosts a variety of plays and long-lasting successful musicals.

Theatre Royal Haymarket pairs 19th-century elegance with world-class productions and big-name talent. One of London’s oldest and most iconic theatres, it offers a rich blend of tradition, prestige, and unforgettable West End magic.

This brand new 900 seat theatre represents the newest venue from Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr. After an impressive tenure of 12 years at the National, the pair hopes that the Bridge Theatre will become one of the capital's beacons of new and innovative writing. The inaugural season opened in October 2017 with Rory Kinnear starring in Young Marx, a comedy about the famed thinker's early, less esteemed years.

The Peacock Theatre is located in the City of Westminster, and is part of the London School of Economics and Political Science campus, who use the venue for lectures, conferences and other University events. The university has a lease with Sadler's Wells, bringing dance companies to the venue. It hosts a variety of events including concerts, ceremonies and dance performances.