Did You Know Walthamstow Has A 'Greek' Amphitheatre? (opens original article in a new tab)

A hidden 'Greek' amphitheatre at Walthamstow Girls' School, built in 1924, has hosted plays for over a century, including a 1925 production with Sybil Thorndike, and continues to offer annual Shakespearean performances.

• The Walthamstow Girls' School in London houses a unique 'Greek' amphitheatre built in 1924 by unemployed local men.
• The theatre, originally intended to promote highbrow culture, has hosted plays for over a century, including a 1925 production featuring Sybil Thorndike.
• The Greek Theatre Players have staged annual Shakespearean productions since 1958, offering a local tradition that attracts community members.