The historic London Opera House
A historic theater located on the south bank of London, built in 1587 by Philip Henslow and John Chomley, was the first specifically constructed theater on the south bank of London. Known for its unique circular design, it is the premiere location of many famous playwrights such as Shakespeare and Marlowe. It was discontinued in the early 16th century and dismantled in 1606. In 1988, with the demolition of a 1950s office building, some of the ruins were able to be uncovered, and archaeologists excavated approximately two-thirds of the theater's ground layout.
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