Cottesloe Theatre

The Cottesloe Theatre, now known as the Dorfman Theatre, is a performance space within London’s National Theatre complex. It features a versatile, adaptable design allowing for innovative staging and intimate productions. The theatre is known for its flexible stage, modern architecture, and focus on contemporary and experimental works. Its layout encourages a close connection between performers and audiences, fostering an engaging theatrical experience. Opened in 1976, it has been revamped multiple times to support evolving theatrical forms, making it a prominent venue for groundbreaking and accessible theatre in London.