Donmar Warehouse

The Donmar occupies a space with a rich history, evident from the stone-flagged floor surviving from its days as a brewery warehouse stable, and the layers of crumbling theatrical paint from its former incarnation as the Donmar Studio. It is into this found space that the new theatre was inserted.The spirit of the 274-seat auditorium is as inherited, recalling the much loved natural and artless character of the original space. The painted rough brick walls, the rawness of the steel work and the robust timber screens give the theatre a studied neutrality, recalling the past while evoking a broader cultural context.

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英国

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Thursday, November 5, 1992

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1992

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Studio Theatre

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274-seats

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Donmar Warehouse

London/UK

The spirit of the 274-seat auditorium is as inherited, recalling the much loved natural and artless character of the original space. The painted rough brick walls, the rawness of the steel work and the robust timber screens give the theatre a studied neutrality, recalling the past while evoking a broader cultural context.