“One of the great features of working alongside and acting for some of our great friends and clients in the hospitality sector is that you get to do wonderful things like walking the stage at the iconic Koko – the old Camden Palace. The boards have been trodden by Charlie Chaplin, The Rolling Stones, Madonna, Amy Winehouse and only a few weeks ago Dua Lipa plus countless other legendary performers over the last 100 years. We secured an 08:00 hour premises licence and doubled the capacity in a stress area to 1500 in an application under the Licensing Act 2003 which took two days in hearing.

The operators have done a simply magnificent job spending millions on refurbishing this wonderful venue including the celebration of the life of Dame Ellen Terry (pictured below) who played here in the 19th century and was I believe an aunt of Sir John Gielgud. What fun and very proud to be working with these guys. “