Bangkok Studio

Our smallest studio, Bangkok was converted specially to provide a small, intimate space suitable for castings on a budget and one or two-hander plays to rehearse.  The first production to use the space once converted was Paul McBain’s Bards of Bangkok which debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2007, hence the name. 

Since then, it has been used for numerous castings, various one-to-one classes and as a practice room for musicians who can’t rehearse in their own homes due to unappreciative neighbours and flatmates. 

The room measures 10ft x 15ft and opens directly onto our courtyard.  It has natural light and is generally warm in winter and cool in summer.  Bliss!