Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre

London Philharmonic Orchestra: Patricia Kopatchinskaja plays Shostakovich is the current production at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre. The last booking period for London Philharmonic Orchestra: Patricia Kopatchinskaja plays Shostakovich at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre started and ended .

Cirque Alice is the current production at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre. The upcoming booking period for Cirque Alice at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre starts 12/12/2026 00:00:00 and runs until 03/01/2027 19:30:00. Tickets for Cirque Alice start at £38 and are available to book now.

London Philharmonic Orchestra: Kian Soltani plays Dvořák is the current production at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre. The upcoming booking period for London Philharmonic Orchestra: Kian Soltani plays Dvořák at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre starts 02/10/2026 00:00:00 and runs until 02/10/2026 19:30:00. Tickets for London Philharmonic Orchestra: Kian Soltani plays Dvořák start at £20 and are available to book now.

London Philharmonic Orchestra: The Firebird is the upcoming production at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre. The upcoming booking period for London Philharmonic Orchestra: The Firebird at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre starts 23/10/2026 00:00:00 and runs until 23/10/2026 19:30:00. Tickets for London Philharmonic Orchestra: The Firebird start at £20 and are available to book now.

London Philharmonic Orchestra: Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben is the current production at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre. The upcoming booking period for London Philharmonic Orchestra: Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre starts 18/11/2026 00:00:00 and runs until 18/11/2026 19:30:00. Tickets for London Philharmonic Orchestra: Strauss’s Ein Heldenleben start at £10 and are available to book now.

Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre is located in London. The full address is Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX.

Like most modern theatres, the Royal Festival Hall does not have a formal dress code. Most people wear their everyday clothes. However, you should wear clothes appropriate for the occasion.

The Royal Festival Hall is one of London’s largest venues; it can seat up to 2,700 theatregoers.