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Described as "Probably the smallest but coolest venue in London," The Intimate Space has turned its smallness into a big USP. Based in a 500-year-old church tower (they knocked the church down 150 years ago) it is both atmospheric and inspiring.
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During lockdown we did a number of open-air concerts, using the steps as a stage. Time Out described it as "London's best-kept secret venue."
Inside it seats 25 and is perfect for fringe, experimental, first-time shows and... well anything really. We've hosted it all - drama, dance, music (of every type), comedy, art shows, experiential experiences, light shows, poetry, club meetings, workshops, parties....
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Outside, you can get up to 300 people in the gardens. We have had just about every kind of music - blues, rock, jive, jazz, folk, Irish, experimental avant-garde, electronic, classical and both the Hornsey Music Festival and the Crouch End Festival. We even did a comedy night.