Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near South Bank, London

Lilian D. • January 31, 2015amazing place, love it. Different venues for different events, restaurant and a small concert room lit only by candles - friendly stuff too

No More H. • January 11, 2019The view is perfect! The perfect spot to get to know modern art.

Dave M. • October 6, 2015Breathtaking industrial design. People watching Mecca. International art exhibitions. Free wifi.

Andrew C. • August 30, 2018Part if Tate Modern Museum - all of it was quite unique and way more modern than expected... so many levels of exhibits and different rooms - lots of it felt futuristic and overly modern

Jon C. • August 31, 2012Come after 8pm and you'll have the The Tanks all for yourself.

Sam H. • April 4, 2015Charming venue and comfortable, intimate seating. Saw The Broken Heart and had a wonderful time!

Friederike W. • May 13, 2018Knowledgeable tour guide show the inside of the theatre with interesting stories. The exhibition is also interesting including costume making and old special effects. Great before visiting a play!

Allison K. • November 6, 2022The theater has a nice bar area to hang out before or after a film

Sarwar O. • August 25, 2013Located near Tate Modern. It's worth a visit all the art work is original and style is work varies to catch everyone's interest and the work is priced at a good rate

Nabeel K. • February 19, 2016I loved the ginormous screen size. Just perfect to watch the Deadpool premiere.

Fofe P. • December 4, 2021Infinity mirrors 🗺

Alex C. • March 24, 2012Great David Shrigley show. Such a fantastic space for a playful, humorous artist. Jeremy Deller not as grabbing but good to see bikes in the exhibition.

David D. • August 28, 2014The place to sit back and watch British films made in 30s and more. Two hours give you plenty of time to browse collections and watch 1 1/2 films. Absolutely love this spot.

Lizzie P. • March 30, 2016Great place when the sun is shining and it's Pimms O' Clock! Gets very busy in the summertime so get there early for a good spot

Jacques • July 14, 2015Gallery@oxo is a bright, contemporary riverside space in Oxo Tower Wharf, with regularly changing exhibitions showcasing the best in cutting-edge photography, art, design and architecture.

Nicola F. • February 9, 2019Tickets cheaper in the day (£8) evening (£15)

HISTORY UK • February 14, 2011The remains of Southwark’s first theatre, The Rose built in 1587, were rediscovered here during excavations in 1989. It was put out of business by the (original) Globe in 1600.

Howard • November 8, 2009the re-rite proejct is well worth 15 minutes and it's free - just to explore the building and mix the orchestra on the sounddesk

Neil E. • June 16, 2019Huge multi arch space, great lasers lights and sound and a fast coat check and bar.

Enzo M. • June 10, 2016Artist from behind

Natalia Z. • January 24, 2017Purdy Hicks Gallery has moved to an amazing new space, 25 Thurloe Street, London SW7 2LQ.

Louis D. • June 30, 2016I was around this area on Saturday, 25 June. At the end of the evening my braille computer for the blind was missing. It is squarish in shape and is in a black case with the letters "HIMS" stenciled o

Heidi R. • July 27, 2010Love this place! So much fun! The Experience part is great and the Tombs are really scary and just great!!