Wilton's Music Hall

Visited on Saturday, 04th October 2025. The building from the 1690's and a Music Hall since 1859. We walked from St Katherine's Dock, which is close by, and when you come across the alley the building is on, it is very unassuming. We entered the hall, and there was a ticket office immediately to your left as you enter (though we had tickets already) and a large bar to the right serving hot and cold drinks as well as snacks. Upstairs, there was another set of rooms, including another bar. It's all very shabby sheik as the building is still in need of restoration. We chose stall seats and were in a prime position to see Parody of the Rings, 2 person comedy show. Upon completion of the show, I enjoyed reading the history of the building on the ground floor. Great location with an amazing history.

Hands down, my favourite wedding venue in London - and I’ve photographed at many! So atmospheric, full of charm, and absolutely dripping in character. It genuinely feels like stepping into another time, in the best possible way. A truly special venue, and I can’t wait to be back again in the spring.

Great venue. Intimate over two floors, has a bar and seating area and small exhibition about the history of the venue. Nearest tube is London Bridge. Come out facing the river and head left, keep going past the future Chinese Embassy on the right down the side streets, passed The Artful Dodger pub and Jack the Ripper museum. I saw Frances Barber there in a Pet Shop Boys musical, which they attended.

What a fantastic place I have only just discovered after working in London for 20years!! Based near Whitechapel/ Tower Bridge.. amazing old music hall. Has great entertainment, plays, music, comedies etc..such a great vibe!! Lovely staff. Very cheap night of entertainment