UCL Bloomsbury Theatre

This is a great venue that's part of the university, so the prices reflect this.  Both the tickets and the drinks inside the venue are reasonably priced and are fantastic value for central London.  The theatre is styled in the traditional way with stalls and a balcony seating.  The seats are very comfortable and have a fantastic amount of legroom (bear in mind I'm pretty tall), the stage is large and the seats are laid out in a crescent shape; giving everyone a good view. 

They seem to have lot of different types of event at this venue catering for different tastes.  Within the venue there is a bar, cafe and downstairs there is a free cashpoint machine.  Great facilities, great location and an interesting and varied programmed at reasonable prices, what more could you want.

This is a great little venue with good acoustics. It was reasonably easy to find. I don't think you could get a bad seat here. Very helpful staff at the box office.

This is such a cute little theatre - I'm shocked to see it hasn't been reviewed yet. I came here for a Foyles event (note to self, check the tickets before you leave so you don't turn up at the bookshop instead) and it's actually a great little secret place by Warren Street tube, although it's very easy to get to from Euston if you're coming from the other branch of the Northern Line.

The theatre isn't huge, but I like that. It's modern, but still has a bit of a traditional feel - not like the National. I saw Audrey Niffeneger here which was fab and it's well worth checking out the events to see what's going on.

The best part? I think they're linked with UCL because the cafe isn't stupidly expensive. Bottle of diet coke - 95p. I was very pleasantly shocked. And perked up enough not to fall asleep in the cosy theatre.