Royal National Theatre Hire

Londres, Reino Unido

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Teléfono:
+44 20 7587 0404
Sitio web:
www.nationaltheatre.org.uk
Dirección:
1-3 Brixton Road, Londres, London, SW9 6DE
Stockwell, Camberwell
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
50 mLoughborough Rd Brixton Road
250 mVilla Road
450 mGroveway
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1 opinión sobre Royal National Theatre Hire

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London, United Kingdom
If you have ever sat in the theatre staring in awe at the incredible costumes and props, then visiting the National Theatre Costume Hire Department is totally insane.
Picture a huge warehouse with floor to ceiling rails of costumes to suit any part from any period in time and the props to match.
To look through the props and costumes you must book an appointment and the price varies greatly from costume to costume.
It is very overwhelming with an absolute mass of outfits, but if you are looking for a specific or period costume then I do not believe that there can be anywhere better to look than the National Theatre’s archive.