The Jermyn Street opened in August 1994, in a space that was formerly a changing room for staff at a restaurant. In 1997, the theatre was further boosted in 1997 with a National Lottery Grant from the Arts Council.
The 70-seat theatre is committed to staging new writing, either through in-house or externally produced, putting on one new musical a year, and finding unknown or forgotten classics to perform (these plays have included Little Eyolf, Danger: Memory, and The River Line). Jermyn Street is further committed to producing these works to a high a quality as possible.
The theatre is run by trustees and supported by its many sponsors.
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Jermyn Street Theatre News:
- Rain and Zoe Save the World gets world premiere at Jermyn Street
- Jermyn Street Theatre announces restoration comedy reading
- REVIEW: 15 Heroines, Jermyn St Theatre – Digital Theatre Plus âœâœâœâœâœ
- REVIEW: One Million Tiny Plays About Britain, Jermyn Street Theatre âœâœâœâœ
- Jermyn Street Theatre announce 2020 season
- Shackleton’s Carpenter gets Jermyn Street Theatre run prior to tour
- REVIEW: Mary’s Babies, Jermyn Street Theatre âœâœâœâœâœ
- REVIEW: Agnes Colander, Jermyn Street Theatre âœ
- REVIEW: Original Death Rabbit, Jermyn Street Theatre âœâœâœâœ
- Jermyn Street Theatre Announces Rebels Season
