We may have been the only non UK residents there but what a great time we had! From the time I made the booking in Australia through to the performance, we were looked after. I was even given a bouquet of flowers and photo of...More

One of the most popular place in this part of London when you asked anyone where to find this place most people know about it and point us in the right direction..

Brilliant fun for adults. Really good songs and fantastic comedians.The cast got all the audiance joining in with the songs and the compare really made everyone feel welcome.

First time to this venue and already booked two more! Great afternoon show with freshly prepared tea with sandwiches, scones, cakes and a lovely cuppa. Drinks also available from the bar. Funny comedians and great singers and songs all with a fab atmosphere...see you again...More

With friends and neighbours I went to celebrate St. George's Day (England's patron saint) at this music hall. We went for the matinee and afternoon tea show. The venue is a de-consecrated church. A beautiful building. Inside is decorated to within an inch of its...More

What a wonderful time we had good old fashion fun &laughter &the tea was superb ,haven't laughed so much in years , can't wait to go again ,

It was our first visit to Brick Lane Music Hall, and we had booked the St. George's show with afternoon tea in the interval. We had three hours of pure enjoyment. The show and cast were extremely professional, and the tears were rolling down our...More

A very entertaining afternoon, never laughed so much, can't wait to go again, every member of staff were a credit to the company. All the entertainers were brilliant. If you have never been to Brick lane music hall you must visit it it's the best...More

We visited this venue for a matinee performance with a coach party. It was the St. George's Day themed show. We laughed until our faces ached. It was really old time music hall at it's best with great comics and singers. At halftime we were...More

We went with a group from Friends of Hylands House for the show and during the interval had afternoon tea. The show was brilliant - super singing, great comedy - very risque in parts, some great 'ad-libbing' [and corpsing]. All this and a delicious tea!...More