Epsom Playhouse

	Opened in 1984, the Epsom Playhouse has a wide and varied programme of events featuring both professional and community productions. The main Auditorium seats 450 and plays host to major leading theatrical companies, including Opera, Dance, Drama, Comedy, Light Entertainment, Variety, Popular Children's Shows and more. Added to which we run a Summer Film Season to enable you to catch up on those films you missed first time round.

Epsom Playhouse actively encourages and offers facilities for the young by hosting a Youth Theatre Workshop and Pre-School Playgroup.

	The Myers Studio within the Playhouse seats up to 80 and is used as a regular venue for professional productions, our ever popular Studio Jazz evenings, children's shows and community events. Both the Auditorium and the Myers Studio are available for both corporate hire and private hire. For more details and rates please see our hire details page.

Epsom is only 16 miles from London and has a frequent rail connection. The Playhouse is only a few minutes walk from Epsom Station and well sign posted. Epsom is sign posted from the M25 at Junction 9. Click for map and directions

Pre Ordered Drinks: You can pre order your interval drinks before the show Cameras: The use of cameras or tape recorders is not permitted during performances Smoking: The Epsom Playhouse operates a no smoking policy

The Statue - 'Spectre de la Rose' The wonderfully evocative life size bronze sculpture of John Gilpin as 'Spectre de la Rose', inspired by Nijinsky, is one of the major works of art by Tom Merrifield. 'Spectre de la Rose' is on permanent loan from the artist Tom Merrifield and his wife Blackie. It was unveiled on 30 April 1999.