Bush Hall

Built by a publisher in 1904, as one of a trio of London dancehalls, Bush Hall is the only surviving venue of the three and today provides a unique setting for corporate events, conferences and celebrations.

With stunning Edwardian grandeur, including sparkling chandeliers and ornate cherubs, Bush Hall has been used as rehearsal space for The Who, Adam Faith and Cliff Richard. It's been a soup kitchen, a bingo hall and a snooker and social club!

The iconic Shepherd's Bush venue returned to its original musical purpose in 2001, when it was carefully restored by its owners Charlie Raworth and Emma Hutchinson. It's gone on to establish itself as the place to be seen for up-and-coming comedians, musicians and cabaret events. It's also a popular film location and with a capacity to welcome up to 280 delegates for a theatre-style event, Bush Hall brings an exciting and unique backdrop to corporate events.