Wilton'S Music Hall

Explore the violin in the 18th and 19th Centuries with Grammy-nominated soloist Peter Sheppard Skærved on 25 July.
TICKETS: http://ow.ly/H7UM30l2Yf4

Luke Jermay is the most incredible man you’ve probably never heard of. He can read your mind. No really; he can read your mind. Experience his incredible powers of mentalism on Tuesday 24 July.
TICKETS: http://ow.ly/CM9f30l2XRf

BUILDING CLOSURE: Please note that Wilton's will be closed Saturday 21 July and Sunday 22 July for wedding ceremonies. We re-open on Monday 23 July with the dance duo Thick and Tight. Check our What's On for more information: https://www.wiltons.org.uk/whatson

On Monday 23 July, don't miss Thick & Tight, the dance duo like no other. They'll be bringing famous faces to life in a show packed with drama, heart, and farce.
TICKETS: http://ow.ly/lJ9b30l2U6O

Tricity Vogue's irrepressible all female ensemble returns to Wilton's with surprising swing dance music along with cheeky cabaret entertainment.
18 July. Limited availability. Book now: http://ow.ly/o1sd30kPIl3

Two lovers meet in a moonlit forest, one carrying a dark secret that threatens to tear them apart. Can confession lead to acceptance?
16 July. Book now: http://ow.ly/zHPO30kOHya

BUILDING CLOSURE: Please note that Wilton's will be closed Saturday 14 July and Sunday 15 July for wedding ceremonies. We re-open on Monday 16 July for Rough Fiction's The Expected, a love story told through movement and music.

Tricity Vogue's irrepressible All Girl Swing Band are bringing another one of their legendary nights to Wilton's. Expect surprising swing dance music combined with cheeky cabaret entertainment.
18 July. Limited availability - book now: http://ow.ly/d94K30kPI8k

Music and movement combine in this dramatic love story, which interrogates society's shifting relationship to gender, equality, and parenthood. Presented by Rough Fiction.
16 July. Tickets here: http://ow.ly/RqEZ30kOHg1

MONDAY NIGHT MUSIC: come and listen to Emily O'Hara in our Mahogany Bar tomorrow night, a talented guitarist, vocalist and mandolin player. It's FREE - and there's even a saxophone involved.
Info here: http://ow.ly/YNTx30jZ5aZ

Celebrate Friday the 13th by heading down to our film screening of the 1922 expressionist classic Nosferatu: Symphony of Horror, set to an original score performed live by pianist Dmytro Morykit.
Limited availability. Tickets here: http://ow.ly/LZM430kPF1F

Join Miss Hope Springs as she staggers down a rather potholed Memory Straße at Wilton's next week in Miss Hope Springs: Vegas to Weimar.
10-11 July, tickets here: http://ow.ly/1yjT30kOFZX

Learn more about Victorian popular entertainment at 25 Blythe Road Ltd with John Culme's informative talk on 12 July.
Tickets include a glass of wine, with all proceeds kindly donated to Wilton's: https://bit.ly/2LLOMLX

Don't miss 'the Rolls-Royce of drag acts' (British Theatre) Miss Hope Springs at Wilton's next week, as she explores the shadier side of her 'career' in the Weimar Republic.
Tickets here: http://ow.ly/RwG930kOGqf

On Monday 9 July, the People's Pensioner Ida Barr brings a night of social agitation using protest R&B and dissident songs from the 19th century, all rapped up in a communal hip-hop style.
Book now: https://bit.ly/2u2Orhi

Our new season is now on sale! From Shakespeare to opera, with music, cabaret, dance, poetry and more along the way.
Find out what's on: https://bit.ly/2twAYxW

Macbeth returns to Wilton's as the award-winning Flabbergast Theatre present their visceral and vibrant version of Shakespeare's tragedy, 2 July.
Tickets here: http://ow.ly/qgnL30kz1VW

★★★★ "The Faction brings fire and gumption to Shakespeare" - The Arts Desk
See A Midsummer Night's Dream before it closes tomorrow - tickets here: https://bit.ly/2DZ5Vxo

★★★★ "You will be hard pressed to find another production of A Midsummer Night's Dream that is so good natured, comical or imaginative" - Love London Love Culture

The Faction unleash the magic, energy, and mayhem of A Midsummer Night's Dream with their trademark physicality. Photo credit The Other Richard.
At Wilton's 26-30 June 2018: https://bit.ly/2DZ5Vxo

What an extraordinary experience watching the rather spectacular Tiger Liilies in this unique venue . A wonderful start to our anniversary weekend ��

We saw A Box of Delights a week ago today. It was the most magical experience! Wilton's is a unique place and with all its quirkiness was the perfect setting for this enchanting play. I recommend a visit to Wilton's with all it has to offer. We will definitely be visiting again.

We just saw The Box of Delights. I have to say what an awesome theatre! Pizzas were ace. Ale brewed with sloes! A fantastic ambiance to the place making it somewhere to gladly come in out of the cold.



The performance was fantastic by the entire cast, getting us right in the seasonal mood. Not having read the story it was great to see a different interpretation to the 80s tv series. I have to say though, Matthew Kelly channeled both his Patrick Troughton AND his Sir Robert Stephens with aplomb.



What got me most was the excellent use of the vertical stage space. Sat in the front row (sorry, those behind me, im well over 6 feet tall) i was craning my neck a lot, but that's a good thing. It made up for the lack of space on the deck. I Loved it.



Bravo, Wilton's!

We came to see La Tragedie de Carmen and had a wonderful time. The performance was riveting and the music was glorious from all. Especially from Aigul Akhmetshina who was perfect in the title role as a nihilistic, bored and dangerous, to herself as well as others, Carmen. We had a nice glass of wine in the Mahogany Bar too.

We are so lucky to have Wilton’s located nearby, with something always going on. Saw Box of Delights last night which was truly wonderful. Thank you to the staff and the production team for such a great night.

Watched Zigger Zagger. Great play.Great cast. Friendly staff. Nice bar. Great seats with leg room in the front row. Watched the Friday matinee. A lovely way to spend an afternoon off work.



Only downside a fella took the spare seat beside me after the interval....and he stank of urine. Nothing anyone could do about that but it was euphemistically rather unpleasant...

The Box of Delights and what a delight it was. Everything I had hoped for and more. The use of puppets, space and lights was enchanting. Thank you all.

Such a challenging story to stage at the theatre, but you really pulled it off. I really wanted to share my love of the Box of Delights with my children; thank you for creating such a magical experience. The venue is an absolute gem - a great atmosphere. The cast were excellent. You even won over my stroppy thirteen year old who "doesn't like theatre" and was being a pain in the bum. Thanks again x

Saw Terrible infants last night. What an incredible performance in the perfect setting of Wilton’s. it was a truly magical experience. Thanks to all the amazing performers last night and all who work to make Wilton’s the great venue it is.

Like going back in time . Staff really friendly & helpful Production is amazing

Last Saturday our daughter Annemarie married Tommy in your beautiful music hall. Thank you everyone at Wiltons for making it an amazing day. All the staff at Wiltons are so friendly and helpful and that added to making the day a great success.

It’s a very poignant story if your life has been crossed with addiction. The interaction was enough to feel the lost soul called fred barns!!!

It's one of the most legendary places it's mysterious magical and like stepping back in time it's full of character. I adore wiltons it's a little gem. I've been there many times and never tyre of the place. it's beautiful many have tread those boards.

And I'm always fascinated by this theatre glad I know it now it's one of London's oldest theatres

to love it.

Also I would love to know the full history of the building and see backstage and have a little tour round to see more of it it's been restored now I believe we have to keep this as so many iconic buildings are gone or losing out to more flats sadly alot if the history of London must remain Where as so many have perished sadly.

I adore this place. The history, the renovations, the lovely staff and ambience, it's such an evocative experience to attend a show here! Watched Othello on 27.05.17, and it was quite simply the most incredible experience, the best performance of a Shakespere play that I've ever seen. The whole cast was mesmerising, the direction impeccable. Thank you for an astounding afternoon.

How magically amazing! I wish we'd seen The Box of Delights before, during and after Christmas as it conjured so many emotions! The set, stage and acting was really quite outstanding. I have to admit that I hadn't done my research and booked this as a present for my husband without knowing the line-up. We were both surprised as we didn't know what to expect and were astounded by Matthew Kelly's performance and that of Josephina Gabrielle, along with all the others. I'd visited Wilton's Music Hall before and will most certainly return. The atmosphere of the place, the history ingrained in the walls and the emotion evoked really did bring 2018 in with happy tears of childhood memories of The Box of Delights. A wonderful music hall of fame!

Great ambience here! The cutest place I've ever seen a show and I'd love to go back. I was lucky enough to be in the front row for The Reduced Shakespeare Company in this little place which was the ideal venue. Friendly, helpful staff and classic touches - one of London's hidden gems.

Came to see Songs for Nobodies this Saturday..Absolutely top class performance.. We visit Wiltons on a regular basis and there is always something different to tempt us! One of our favourite venues!

An exceptional venue for the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group's beautifully curated evening leading up to Peter Maxwell Davies 'Eight Songs for a Mad King'. The staff were incredibly helpful as, inspired by the the 3.00 performance, I invited my wife and sons to join me for the 7.30, eventually getting four returns seats for a sold out gig that I'd entirely given up hope of attending once, let alone twice in the same day.



What any venue wants to hear is those Arnie words - "I'll be back". Oh yes, no doubt about that.

A delightful staging of a much-loved childhood favourite, in the most engaging environment. Well worth the awkward journey there and a long, sodden walk home!

What an extraordinary experience watching the rather spectacular Tiger Liilies in this unique venue . A wonderful start to our anniversary weekend ��

We saw A Box of Delights a week ago today. It was the most magical experience! Wilton's is a unique place and with all its quirkiness was the perfect setting for this enchanting play. I recommend a visit to Wilton's with all it has to offer. We will definitely be visiting again.

We just saw The Box of Delights. I have to say what an awesome theatre! Pizzas were ace. Ale brewed with sloes! A fantastic ambiance to the place making it somewhere to gladly come in out of the cold.



The performance was fantastic by the entire cast, getting us right in the seasonal mood. Not having read the story it was great to see a different interpretation to the 80s tv series. I have to say though, Matthew Kelly channeled both his Patrick Troughton AND his Sir Robert Stephens with aplomb.



What got me most was the excellent use of the vertical stage space. Sat in the front row (sorry, those behind me, im well over 6 feet tall) i was craning my neck a lot, but that's a good thing. It made up for the lack of space on the deck. I Loved it.



Bravo, Wilton's!

We came to see La Tragedie de Carmen and had a wonderful time. The performance was riveting and the music was glorious from all. Especially from Aigul Akhmetshina who was perfect in the title role as a nihilistic, bored and dangerous, to herself as well as others, Carmen. We had a nice glass of wine in the Mahogany Bar too.

We are so lucky to have Wilton’s located nearby, with something always going on. Saw Box of Delights last night which was truly wonderful. Thank you to the staff and the production team for such a great night.

Watched Zigger Zagger. Great play.Great cast. Friendly staff. Nice bar. Great seats with leg room in the front row. Watched the Friday matinee. A lovely way to spend an afternoon off work.



Only downside a fella took the spare seat beside me after the interval....and he stank of urine. Nothing anyone could do about that but it was euphemistically rather unpleasant...

The Box of Delights and what a delight it was. Everything I had hoped for and more. The use of puppets, space and lights was enchanting. Thank you all.

Such a challenging story to stage at the theatre, but you really pulled it off. I really wanted to share my love of the Box of Delights with my children; thank you for creating such a magical experience. The venue is an absolute gem - a great atmosphere. The cast were excellent. You even won over my stroppy thirteen year old who "doesn't like theatre" and was being a pain in the bum. Thanks again x

Saw Terrible infants last night. What an incredible performance in the perfect setting of Wilton’s. it was a truly magical experience. Thanks to all the amazing performers last night and all who work to make Wilton’s the great venue it is.

Like going back in time . Staff really friendly & helpful Production is amazing

Last Saturday our daughter Annemarie married Tommy in your beautiful music hall. Thank you everyone at Wiltons for making it an amazing day. All the staff at Wiltons are so friendly and helpful and that added to making the day a great success.

It’s a very poignant story if your life has been crossed with addiction. The interaction was enough to feel the lost soul called fred barns!!!

It's one of the most legendary places it's mysterious magical and like stepping back in time it's full of character. I adore wiltons it's a little gem. I've been there many times and never tyre of the place. it's beautiful many have tread those boards.

And I'm always fascinated by this theatre glad I know it now it's one of London's oldest theatres

to love it.

Also I would love to know the full history of the building and see backstage and have a little tour round to see more of it it's been restored now I believe we have to keep this as so many iconic buildings are gone or losing out to more flats sadly alot if the history of London must remain Where as so many have perished sadly.

I adore this place. The history, the renovations, the lovely staff and ambience, it's such an evocative experience to attend a show here! Watched Othello on 27.05.17, and it was quite simply the most incredible experience, the best performance of a Shakespere play that I've ever seen. The whole cast was mesmerising, the direction impeccable. Thank you for an astounding afternoon.

How magically amazing! I wish we'd seen The Box of Delights before, during and after Christmas as it conjured so many emotions! The set, stage and acting was really quite outstanding. I have to admit that I hadn't done my research and booked this as a present for my husband without knowing the line-up. We were both surprised as we didn't know what to expect and were astounded by Matthew Kelly's performance and that of Josephina Gabrielle, along with all the others. I'd visited Wilton's Music Hall before and will most certainly return. The atmosphere of the place, the history ingrained in the walls and the emotion evoked really did bring 2018 in with happy tears of childhood memories of The Box of Delights. A wonderful music hall of fame!

Great ambience here! The cutest place I've ever seen a show and I'd love to go back. I was lucky enough to be in the front row for The Reduced Shakespeare Company in this little place which was the ideal venue. Friendly, helpful staff and classic touches - one of London's hidden gems.

Came to see Songs for Nobodies this Saturday..Absolutely top class performance.. We visit Wiltons on a regular basis and there is always something different to tempt us! One of our favourite venues!

An exceptional venue for the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group's beautifully curated evening leading up to Peter Maxwell Davies 'Eight Songs for a Mad King'. The staff were incredibly helpful as, inspired by the the 3.00 performance, I invited my wife and sons to join me for the 7.30, eventually getting four returns seats for a sold out gig that I'd entirely given up hope of attending once, let alone twice in the same day.



What any venue wants to hear is those Arnie words - "I'll be back". Oh yes, no doubt about that.

A delightful staging of a much-loved childhood favourite, in the most engaging environment. Well worth the awkward journey there and a long, sodden walk home!