Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA)
Nash House, Carlton House Terrace, The Mall, London SW1

Originally on Dover Street, the ICA moved to Carlton House Terrace in 1968. 

The Classical building, dating from 1833, was designed by John Nash, the Prince Regent's favourite. 

With its entrance in The Mall, The ICA contains a cinema, auditorium, art gallery, bookshop, bar and restaurant. 

The intimate auditorium is the setting for experimental, movement-based theatre and avant-garde dance. The ICA maintains a balance between emerging talent and seasons for established British and international artists. 

The London International Mime Festival visits the ICA each January. 

Tickets for the venue also provide membership of the ICA for the day; giving access to the Art Gallery and café.

Tel: 020 7930 3647