Troxy

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Troxy originally opened as a grand cinema in 1933 and was designed to seat an audience of 3520 people. Erected on the site of an old brewery, it cost £250,000 to build.

Today Troxy prides itself as the premier conferencing, exhibition, banqueting, and live concert venue in London. The building has seen many changes and alterations over the years, however, having recently been upgraded the Troxy offers space and inspiration for any and every occasion.  The buildings original features have been retained with some contemporary features added and the venue offers great flexibility with bright open spaces and grand suites. Tucked away in the heart of East London, Troxy is situated between Docklands and the City. It is within walking distance of Limehouse Station on the DLR and C2C Rail, various bus routes, the A12, A13, Blackwall Tunnel, Rotherhithe Tunnel and Limehouse Tunnel, which makes it a easily accessible event venue.

Features include:

• Exclusive venue hire
• Licensed until 2 am, with possible extensions
• No noise curfews
• 24 hour access
• Loading bay with stair free access
• WiFi throughout the venue
• Air conditioning
• 7 backstage dressing rooms
• 2 front of house dressing rooms
• Flexible pouring rights
• Multiple branding opportunities
• Multiple filming positions and a jib position
• Dedicated event manager/support team
• In-house furniture stock
• OB option
• Troxy Tech Spec

Suitable for:

• Music awards
• Live concerts
• Live sporting events
• TV shows
• Exhibitions
• Conferences
• Awards ceremonies
• Christmas parties
• Exclusive screenings