Theatre Royal Drury Lane shortlisted for three awards 16.12.21

Our major restoration of the historically important Theatre Royal Drury Lane is up for three awards. The Architects' Journal Retrofit Awards has shortlisted the project in two categories - Cultural and Religious Building, and Listed Building. The venue is also a contender for Theatre Building of the Year at The Stage Awards. Winners will be announced for both in the New Year.

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