Churchill Bar & Kitchen

Great little and local theatre that attracts so many west end shows and comedians. Building itself is nothing special like some london venues but hosting great shows. Went to see Everyone is talking about Jamie and was very impressed. Show was absolutely amazing. Booked a couple of more shows after that Everyone working there was very friendly and polite. Little bar had good selection of packets of sweets, ice cream and drinks to snack on. Well organised.

Living right on the other side of London, we wouldn't normally trek all the way to Bromley for a night out, but the Churchill Theatre is a unique arts venue. Everything we've seen there has been great, an entertaining and engaging night out, but with an original angle, from a fantastic adaptation of Clue to a novel twist on the Frankenstein story. On top of that, the staff are lovely and well-organised so bar queues are not too long, the seats are comfortable and offer plenty of legroom for taller theatregoers like me, and the facilities are great.

If you are looking for a place to enjoy some live entertainment you might want to check out the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. This theatre has been around since 1977, when it was opened by Prince Charles himself. It is part of the Bromley Library building, but don’t let that fool you. This is not a quiet and boring place. This is a theatre that can host up to 785 people in its air-conditioned auditorium and has a large stage and sub-stage workshops. This means that you can expect to see some spectacular shows here, from musicals and dramas to comedies and pantomimes.

Saw a matinee show which was very good but the auditorium is looking a little tired. It was very hot in there and I'm not so sure that the Aircon was turned on. The second half was cooler and therefore more enjoyable. An overall good experience only slightly marred by the heat in the auditorium. Drinks were quite reasonably priced.