The venue

Ash Sutton's night club and interior design is heavily influenced by the Far East. Lanterns adorn the ceiling — their red light reminiscent of an old-style theatre — while intricate wrought iron patternwork re-creates the feeling of a busy Chinese streetscape.

It's not hard to see why Sing Sing Theater is a popular venue for themed and dress-up parties. The unique interior captures the essence of old-world Chinese luxury, where gracefully decorative dragon motifs combine with traditional decorations and modern design.

Stretching across three floors and four split levels, the bar interior includes two downstairs bars, a dance floor and stage area, and an overhanging balcony. Based loosely on a Chinese brothel, the design holds little surprises — hidden seating areas, private balconies, secret passageways.

Luxurious decor and materials give Sing Sing Theater a Hollywood-esque Chinoiserie appeal straight out of the 1930s.

The stage and dance floor host a wide variety of musical, cultural and theatrical acts. During the week, Sing Sing Theater offers a place for the after-dinner crowd, with more of a nightclub vibe after 10pm.