Cervantes Theatre

The Cervantes Theatre is London's pioneering venue dedicated to showcasing Spanish and Latin American plays, serving up a cultural tapas platter of performances in both Spanish and English. Since its grand opening in November 2016, this intimate theatre has been the pride and joy of the Spanish Theatre Company (STC), a charitable organization committed to sprinkling a little flamenco flair onto the British stage.

Helmed by the acclaimed Spanish director and actor Jorge de Juan, the Cervantes Theatre has quickly become a hotspot for theatre aficionados seeking a taste of Iberian and Latin American culture. The programming is diverse, featuring everything from contemporary masterpieces to Golden Age classics. With its bilingual approach, the theatre not only bridges linguistic gaps but also fosters a rich cultural exchange between Spanish, Latin American, and British communities.

The Cervantes Theatre is more than just a stage, it's a place where Federico García Lorca rubs shoulders with new writing talents, where the echoes of ancient Spanish dramas resonate alongside cutting-edge contemporary works. The theatre’s educational programs also play a significant role, developing productions specifically for schools to cultivate a love for Spanish-language drama in the next generation.

Housed in a building as charming as a quaint Spanish plaza, the Cervantes Theatre offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The venue has rapidly established itself as a cornerstone for Spanish-speaking culture and heritage in London, a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the richness of Spanish and Latin American storytelling.