Pop Up Polka Fair in London
People love to visit Pop up Polka fair and enjoy the hand-made crafts, gifts and delicious treats presented in the fair. Pop up Polka Fair in London is held under the prestigious banner of Polka Theatre, which has a long and illuminated history in the performances and theatre industry. It started out as a tour company that displayed puppetry and fine designs in various theatres before getting its own venue. The theatre company has brought many innovations and creativity in the shows’ formats and lay-outs. The company’s shows are enjoyed a lot by the people because it has continuously rejuvenated its craft and has always related to the audience in an ingenious way.
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History
Started in 1967, Polka Theatre was set up as a touring company that showcased its fine design and puppetry in various theatres of Britain. The founder of Polka, Mr. Richard Gill in 1976, chose the Holy Trinity Halls in Wimbledon to give Polka its own site. The Polka Theatre soon became famous for its child-focused design and performances. Ever since then, the company has seen massive growth and its second director, Mr. Vicky Ireland, in 1988, culminated the company into a centre of excellence. In 1994, Polka won Vivien Duffield theatre award and in 2002, the third creative director Ms. Annie Wood took charge and rose to fame right from her first performance and further expanded the business of the company. In 2007 the present artistic director, Jonathen Lloyd, took charge who aims to take the company to newer horizons. -
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Activities
People love to visit the Pop up Polka Fair for handmade crafts, gifts and delicious treats. -
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Important Dates
The fair takes place on every month's first Sunday. -
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Duration
The duration of the fair is from 11:00 am till 4:00 pm. -
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How to Contact
If you want ot contact Polka fair, then use the contact number given below.
Contact: +44 20 8543 4888 -
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Location
Polka Theatre, 240 The Broadway, Wimbledon, London SW19 1SB, United Kingdom. -
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How to Get There
By Tube
From South Wimbledon tube station move north on Morden Road / A219. Turn left along A219 and you will find the Polka theatre on your left. View Map
By Bus
Buses numbering 57, 93, 131 and 219 reach the nearby bus stop of
South Wimbledon, The Polka Theatre (Stop SW)
