Cottesloe Theatre

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Cottesloe Theatre was the original name of what is now the Dorfman Theatre, a smaller, flexible performance space within London’s National Theatre complex.

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Cottesloe Theatre canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf studio theatre
theatre
architect Denys Lasdun
associatedWith Royal National Theatre company
capacity approximately 400 seats
city London
linked to: London, England
country United Kingdom
designFeature adaptable stage configuration
flexible seating
formerNameOf Dorfman Theatre
function performance space
venue for plays
locatedInComplex Royal National Theatre complex
location London, England
South Bank, London
namedAfter John Fremantle, 4th Baron Cottesloe
Lord Cottesloe
openingDate 1977
operatedBy National Theatre
ownedBy National Theatre
partOf National Theatre
partOfBuilding National Theatre main building
primaryUse new writing and smaller-scale productions
region Greater London
renamingYear 2014
replacedBy Dorfman Theatre
riverBank south bank of the River Thames
status renamed
style modernist theatre architecture

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National Theatre, London formerName Cottesloe Theatre
subject linked to: National Theatre in London
A Kind of Alaska firstPerformedAt Cottesloe Theatre
Skylight originalTheatre Cottesloe Theatre
Dorfman Theatre formerName Cottesloe Theatre
This House firstRunVenue Cottesloe Theatre