Marlowe Theatre revamp is “intellectually
bossy, collage architecture.”
Dezeen Wire: architecture critic Jay Merrick of The Independent describes the revamped Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury by Keith Williams as “a scene stealer in a city that’s already full of star attractions,” while Maev Kennedy, writing for The Guardian, applauds the local council for investing in a building that will generate income and jobs for the area. The theatre will be officially opened by Prince Edward on 4 October.
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