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The Rose
56 Park Street
London
SE1 9AR
+44 (0)20 7593 0026

The Rose was built 1587 by Philip Henslowe and was the first theatre on Bankside, with a repertory which included plays by Marlow and Shakespeare. Its remains where discovered in 1989, and are now preserved below an office complex. With an exciting light and sound presentation the funds for a permanent display will soon be raised.

Archived entrance fees from 2008 - check the official website for current prices
Adult: ?3.00
Child: ?1.50
Concessions: Over 60 - ?
2.50 / Students - £2.50

Nearest Tube: Mansion House / Cannon Street / London Bridge

The Rose

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