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   For a quick bite to eat (and a side of star spotting), head to the Fox Garden Court Cafe at Sadler’s Wells in Angel. Our fresh, seasonal menu includes daily specials alongside fresh salads, a selection of curries, pastries, artisan coffee and cakes cooked right here in our kitchen.

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2. www.sadlerswells.com › your-visit › sadlers-wellsEating out and staying over - Sadler's Wells Theatre

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   Sep 30, 2024 · A visit to the theatre is an experience, so make the most of your visit to Sadler’s Wells Theatre with a pre-theatre dinner or even an over night stay. Angel has so much to choose from, and with hotels and restaurants just around the corner you will make it in time for curtain up.

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   Make your visit to Sadler’s Wells Theatre memorable with a meal out or why not make a night of it and book a hotel visit. Check out our Eating out and staying over page for more information on hotel stays and pre theatre dining offers in Angel.

4. www.islingtontribune.co.uk › article › sadlers-wellsSadler’s Wells ‘at point of new chapter’ as it marks 25 years

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   Nov 24, 2023 · ONE of the world’s lead­ing dance organisations is celebrating 25 years of dance at its Angel building. There have been six different theatres on the Rosebery Avenue site over 340 years, with the current Sadler’s Wells building opening in 1999 after the pre-war building that went before it was pulled down.

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   The Pearl and Feather is an attractive 1820’s pub located at St John Street, Angel and just under a minute walk from London’s famous Sadler’s Wells theatre. We take pride in our food, drink and service.

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   • Location: 360-362 St John Street, London, United Kingdom
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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sadler's_Wells_TheatreSadler's Wells Theatre - Wikipedia

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   Sadler's Wells Theatre is a London performing arts venue, located in Rosebery Avenue, Islington. The present-day theatre is the sixth on the site. Sadler's Wells grew out of a late 17th-century pleasure garden and was opened as a theatre building in the 1680s.

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   What does Sadler's Wells mean?

   • For the racehorse, see Sadler's Wells (horse). Sadler's Wells Theatre is a London performing arts venue, located in Rosebery Avenue, Islington. The present-day theatre is the sixth on the site. Sadler's Wells grew out of a late 17th-century pleasure garden and was opened as a theatre building in the 1680s.

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   What is Sadler's Wells known for?

   • Sadler's Wells is now chiefly known as a dance venue. As well as hosting visiting companies, the theatre is also a producing house, with associated artists and companies who create original works for the theatre. Sadler's Wells maintains an additional base at the Peacock Theatre in the West End.

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   What happened to Sadler's Wells?

   • In the mid-19th century, when the law was changed to remove restrictions on staging drama, Sadler's Wells became celebrated for the seasons of plays by Shakespeare and others presented by Samuel Phelps between 1844 and 1862. From then until the early 20th century the theatre had mixed fortunes, eventually becoming abandoned and derelict.

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   Does Sadler's Wells have a theatre?

   • As well as hosting visiting companies, the theatre is also a producing house, with associated artists and companies who create original works for the theatre. Sadler's Wells maintains an additional base at the Peacock Theatre in the West End. Details of the origins of Sadler's Wells are disputed.

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   What to eat at Sadler's Wells Theatre?

   • Take in the buzz of the theatre at one of our stylish bars. We serve a selection of wine, beer, spirits and soft drinks, as well as sandwiches, snacks, tea and coffee. Bar menu for Sadler’s Wells Theatre (PDF) Bar menu for Peacock Theatre (PDF)

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   Where is Sadler's Wells?

   • It is located in Clerkenwell, London and named after monastic springs that were rediscovered nearby. Sadler’s Wells was first opened by Richard Sadler in 1683 – London’s second public theatre to open following the restoration of King Charles II in 1660. It was originally a ‘musick house’, and the name stemmed from a spring found near by.

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   Jun 22, 2021 · Sadler’s Wells Theatre has its origins in the Restoration period and today is viewed as one of the leading dance venues in the world. It is located in Clerkenwell, London and named after monastic springs that were rediscovered nearby.