Grand Theatre, Clapham
The Grand Theatre also known as The Clapham Grand is a Grade II listed music hall at St John's Hill, Clapham Junction, London, SW11 1TT.[1]
The Grand Theatre was built in 1900, and the architect was E.A. Woodrow. It was built as the Grand Palace of Varieties by a partnership which included the comedian Dan Leno.[1]
After being closed for ten years, the Clapham Grand reopened in 2012.
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