Hackney Empire: A history as rich as its entertainment

Get to the Hackney Empire venue on 291 Mare Street in London for an array of shows. Built in 1901 and updated with modern facilities in 2005, this site was an alternative comedy leader during the 1980s. Closed again in 2009 to contemplate its future, thankfully it is again open for business. Buy or sell Hackney Empire tickets through StubHub to take advantage of the performances available at this destination.

Host to The John Bishop Show and The British Soap Awards

Among this venue’s claim to fame is that it has hosted the presentation and recording of The John Bishop Show, which was aired on BBC One during 2015. From 2014, this site has been the gracious host of The British Soap Awards and Ralph Fiennes played the role of Hamlet in a performance during 1995. For visitors who appreciate history and contemporary entertainment in one venue, the Blenheim Palace delivers both, having hosted David Gray in conjunction with a plethora of regular shows. Additional entertainment in palatial surrounds can be found at the Powderham Castle, where classic car shows and masquerade balls attract large audiences. Attend Fulham Palace where an abundance of family activity and entertainment is afforded. A change of pace for football fans can be seen at the Gander Green Lane venue, also known as the Knights Community Stadium if more rugged sporting entertainment appeals to you. Purchase your Hackney Empire tickets at StubHub for activities and events that the whole family can enjoy.            

Cabaret, opera, comedy, music, and dance

The refurbishment of this venue ensured that the valuable original structure was retained, while adding modern improvements. These improvements included a 60-seat orchestral pit, and educational and hospitality functions. Now, visitors can attend an extensive variety of performances that encompass opera, pantomime, musical theatre, dramas, comedy, cabaret, music, and family shows. Community projects comprise of a choir and youth development for those wishing to create a career in the entertainment industry. The Empire Bar is adjacent to the theatre and serves a variety of food and drinks. A lift provides access to all levels in the auditorium and the venue accommodates guide dogs, a section for the hearing and visually impaired and those with sensory sensitivities. Visitors can reach this location by bus or taxi from the closest Hackney Central station, which is accessible via interlinking tube transport. Those travelling by car need to be aware that parking fees are imposed until late in the evening in the vicinity. Get your Hackney Empire tickets via StubHub for cabaret, music and dance.