"The Rotunda was originally a temporary structure built in Westminster to celebrate Napoleon's defeat. In 1819 it was moved to its current location on Woolwich Common for use as a museum by the Royal Artillery, which only closed in 1999."
"The trust wants the Rotunda restored so it can host live music and theatre, as well as community and commercial events. Once it's been given a much-needed glow up, the building will also be open to visitors for the first time in more than a quarter of a century."
The Rotunda, a historic building in Woolwich Common, is being considered for transformation into a music and theatre venue. Originally built in 1814, it has served various purposes, including a museum and boxing gym. The building has been on the 'Heritage at Risk' register since 2007 and requires significant repairs. The Rotunda Trust has been established to oversee its conservation and is seeking a commercial partner to ensure sustainable use while preserving its heritage. The goal is to restore the venue for live performances and community events.
Read at Time Out London
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