New home for Punchdrunk on site 07.09.21

Work is starting on site this week on the new home for theatre company Punchdrunk. The company’s first permanent base is in south east London - part of the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s new creative district, Woolwich Works. Our project involves internal works to three Grade II Listed Buildings and also the construction of a temporary entrance pavilion. Tickets for their first production in the space, The Burnt City, are now on sale with the show opening next Spring.

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