How to Find Us

Address

Chickenshed Theatre
Chase Side
Southgate
London
N14 4PE

Tel: +44 (0)20 8292 9222
Email: [email protected]

Click here for our Kensington & Chelsea base.

Getting Here

By Tube

The theatre is located approximately 10 minutes walk from Cockfosters Underground Station and 12 minutes from Oakwood Underground Station. Both stations are on the Piccadilly line.

An audio description of the journey from Oakwood Underground Station to Chickenshed is available to download below.

Audio Description from Oakwood Station to Chickenshed

By Bus

Routes 298, 299, 307 and N91 stop outside the theatre.

By Car

If you are travelling by car, free parking is available immediately outside the building, and easy access spaces can be booked in advance through the Box Office on 020 8292 9222.

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As the world around us seems to become increasingly divided, Chickenshed gives us a glimpse of how different things could be. Through inclusion, equality, diversity, and creativity, we can change perspectives and broaden horizons.
Food and Drink

Come and enjoy a coffee and croissant or a delicious Mediterranean-inspired lunch or evening meal at our comfortable and family-friendly restaurant, Brothers Grill.
Access Information

Access is at the centre of Chickenshed's vision. We aim to offer a warm welcome to everyone, and to ensure that all our activities are as accessible as possible to the widest number of people. We offer a reduced rate to patrons attending specifically for Access Performances (captioned, audio-described, sign language interpreted). Similarly, we offer wheelchair users the reduced rate to sit in the designated wheelchair areas in the stalls.
History

In 1974, musician and composer Jo Collins met teacher and director Mary Ward. Sharing a belief that everyone should be able to perform and create, they set up a theatre company.
What is Inclusive Theatre?

We want to break down the barriers between people, and create a world without labels and where differences no longer divide. We bring people together who would otherwise never meet, never get to know each other.
Our Mission and Vision

Chickenshed is a pioneering and inclusive company that makes beautiful and inspirational theatre. We bring together people of all ages and from all backgrounds to produce outstanding theatre that entertains, inspires, challenges and informs both audiences and participants alike.
Theatre Changing Lives

We champion difference through inclusion, to enrich lives and transform our world.