The Dorfman Theatre is a prominent performance space located within the National Theatre in London. It is known for its intimate setting, allowing audiences to engage closely with the performances. The theatre typically hosts a variety of productions, including new plays, adaptations, and innovative works. Opened in 1977, the Dorfman Theatre was originally named the Cottesloe Theatre before being renamed in 2014 to honor the contributions of Sir Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr. The venue has a flexible stage and seating arrangement, making it suitable for diverse theatrical presentations and experimental performances.