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A woman in a red jumper and dark trousers stands on a small low stage beside a tall red chair, one arm raised, in a pool of light on a black stage
Phoebe Waller-Bridge alone on the Wyndham’s stage with her chair, during Fleabag’s last London run, 29 August 2019. Raph_PH · CC BY 2.0

BBC Three · 2016 and 2019 · the play 2013–2019

Fleabag

  • Andrew Scott in a black dinner jacket and bow tie, smiling at the camera in a crowd
    Andrew Scott, who plays the Priest, at the BAFTA Television Awards, May 2019. Paulae · CC BY-SA 4.0
    Andrew Scottthe Priest
  • Olivia Colman with short brown hair in a pale yellow shirt, looking at the camera
    Olivia Colman, who plays the Godmother, in June 2019. Soccer Aid for Unicef · CC BY 3.0
    Olivia Colmanthe Godmother

A woman in north London tells you everything, straight down the lens. It began as a one-woman play with a chair; most of the series was filmed in a few streets of Dartmouth Park.

Photographs: Phoebe Waller-Bridge on stage at Wyndham’s, 29 August 2019 (Raph_PH · CC BY 2.0); Andrew Scott, May 2019 (Paulae · CC BY-SA 4.0); Olivia Colman, June 2019 (Soccer Aid for Unicef · CC BY 3.0).

York Rise, NW5

The café. Mind the guinea pig.

The Village Café on York Rise was chosen as Fleabag’s guinea-pig-themed café.

Kentishtowner called the series’ café a fictional version of the Village Café.

Life 1 of 3: Series one. The guinea-pig café.

A residential street of terraced houses and small shops rising gently uphill
Looking up York Rise from Chetwynd Road, January 2017. Christopher Hilton · CC BY-SA 2.0

Series one

The guinea-pig café

Fleabag’s guinea-pig-themed café.

Kentishtowner called the series’ café a fictional version of the Village Café.

A short street of houses and a few shopfronts in NW5. The café has changed since filming: look from the pavement.

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A leafy street of large Victorian houses with front gardens
Laurier Road, Dartmouth Park, July 2008: Victorian villas towards the southern end. Stephen McKay · CC BY-SA 2.0

Laurier Road, Dartmouth Park, London NW5

Claire’s house, Laurier Road

Claire’s house is on Laurier Road, two minutes’ walk around the corner from the café.

The small park areas around Laurier Road were used for some of the street scenes.

Claire, Fleabag’s sister, is played by Sian Clifford.

A private home: named here, never on the map. People live here. The house is a private home and is not on the map; walk the street quietly.

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A quiet tree-lined road of Victorian terraces
Dartmouth Park Road, east of York Rise, May 2009. Mike Quinn · CC BY-SA 2.0

Dartmouth Park, Camden, London NW5

Dartmouth Park

The series is set and mostly filmed in Dartmouth Park, between Highgate and Kentish Town in Camden.

The makers wanted Fleabag’s family to live close together; the location manager looked at Richmond and Barnet first.

When the director came to Dartmouth Park, he said this is where Fleabag lives.

A residential neighbourhood of Victorian streets. Walk it; people live here.

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After dark

Three sips. Three streets.

Unopened. It’s a can. Of course it’s a can.

Blocks of flats behind trees along a broad north London road
Flats on Southampton Road, Gospel Oak, October 2014. David Howard · CC BY-SA 2.0

First sip

Southampton Road, Gospel Oak

Fleabag’s night-time walks.

Fleabag’s night-time walks were usually filmed on Southampton Road in Gospel Oak.

A public road through Gospel Oak. Keep to the pavement.

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Family outings · series one

Going up. Going quiet.

Ground floor, Bankside.

The brick former power station of Tate Modern with its central chimney beside the Thames
Tate Modern on Bankside, October 2025. James Petts · CC BY-SA 4.0

Tate Modern

The last scene of series one, a “sexhibition” put on by Fleabag’s godmother, was shot on the top floor.

Tate Modern is a former power station on Bankside. Entry to the collection is free for everyone.

Bankside, SE1 9TG. Open 10am–6pm Sunday to Thursday and 10am–9pm Friday and Saturday; the collection is free.

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A pale Victorian country house with a wedding car parked outside
The front of Hedsor House, Buckinghamshire, August 2016. Damion Mower Photography · CC BY-SA 4.0

Hedsor House

In the middle of series one, Fleabag and her sister go to Hedsor House for a silent retreat.

Virgin Media calls it the only Fleabag location outside London. It is a wedding venue at Taplow, SL6 0HX.

This is a silent retreat.

A wedding and events venue for hire. It is not open to drop-in visitors.

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Olivia Colman with short brown hair in a pale yellow shirt, looking at the camera
Olivia Colman, who plays the Godmother, in June 2019. Soccer Aid for Unicef · CC BY 3.0
Tate

Tate Modern, to the top

Bankside · Free · Sun–Thu 10am–6pm, Fri–Sat 10am–9pm

Where series one ends. The collection is free for everyone; exhibitions are not. The Level 6 restaurant looks across the Thames to St Paul’s.

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Series two opens · the Adelphi, off the Strand

This is a love story.

The end of the evening. Rewind to see how she got here.

The grand stone entrance of the Adelphi building with sculpted figures
The Adelphi entrance at 1–11 John Adam Street, September 2009. Matthew Black · CC BY-SA 2.0

Smith & Wollensky, the Adelphi

Series two opens with a family dinner party filmed at this American steakhouse.

It is just off the Strand, in the old Adelphi Hotel building. Fleabag tells us “This is a love story”, and the episode flashes back to the start of the evening.

At the dinner, Dad and the Godmother, played by Olivia Colman, are getting married, and the family meets the Catholic Priest, played by Andrew Scott, who will marry them.

A steakhouse in the Adelphi Building, 1–11 John Adam Street, WC2N 6HT. Book a table.

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Andrew Scott in a black dinner jacket and bow tie, smiling at the camera in a crowd
Andrew Scott, who plays the Priest, at the BAFTA Television Awards, May 2019. Paulae · CC BY-SA 4.0

Series two · the Priest

Where did you just go?

In series two’s church story, the Priest is the first character to catch Fleabag talking to us.

0 glances at you so far

He hasn’t noticed yet.

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A large Victorian Gothic church with a slender spire behind a churchyard
St Andrew’s Church, Kingsbury, October 2014. Des Blenkinsopp · CC BY-SA 2.0

Kingsbury, NW9

St Andrew’s Church, Kingsbury

Series two’s church scenes with Fleabag and the Priest were filmed at St Andrew’s, on Old Church Lane.

A Sung Mass is held every Sunday at 10.30am.

A working parish church on Church Lane, NW9 8RZ. The Sunday Sung Mass is at 10.30am; respect services.

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A Victorian church with a tall stone spire among trees
Christ Church, Hampstead, May 2017. Peter Trimming · CC BY-SA 2.0

Hampstead, NW3

Christ Church, Hampstead

Camden’s film service says it was used for several scenes inside the church where Fleabag falls for the priest.

Under its spire, Christ Church sits on one of the highest points in London.

A working parish church on Hampstead Square, NW3 1AB. Check service times before you visit.

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The play · 2013 to 2019

The red stool. Three stages.

The Big Belly, 2013

A narrow stone street in a deep valley below tall old buildings and a bridge
The Cowgate in Edinburgh’s Old Town, October 2022. Stephen McKay · CC BY-SA 2.0

Cowgate, Old Town, Edinburgh

Underbelly, Cowgate

A one-woman show in a sixty-seat room at Underbelly wins a Fringe First.

Fleabag began in 2013 as a one-woman show in the Big Belly, a sixty-seat venue at the Fringe’s Underbelly.

It won a Fringe First and ran at Underbelly Cowgate until 25 August 2013.

A public street in Edinburgh’s Old Town.

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A suburban high street of shops and houses in Hampton
Station Road, Hampton, February 2013. Martin Addison · CC BY-SA 2.0

Station Road, Hampton

Hang back. She’s going.

At the bus stop she tells the Priest she loves him; then she tells us to hang back, and waves from down the block.

The bus stop was shot all the way west, in Station Road, Hampton.

She’s still sitting there.

A public suburban street in Hampton, Richmond upon Thames.

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Where it is now

14 places you can visit. Claire’s house on Laurier Road is a private home, and Hedsor House is a venue for hire: both are named here, and Claire’s is not on the map.

Pins mark public places; private homes are named but not pinned.

  • General reference · Public access · Coordinate precision: site · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A short street of houses and a few shopfronts in NW5. The café has changed since filming: look from the pavement.

  • General reference · Public access · Coordinate precision: site · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A residential neighbourhood of Victorian streets. Walk it; people live here.

  • General reference · Public access · Coordinate precision: site · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A public road through Gospel Oak. Keep to the pavement.

  1. A residential street of terraced houses and small shops rising gently uphill
    Looking up York Rise from Chetwynd Road, January 2017. Christopher Hilton · CC BY-SA 2.0

    York Rise, Dartmouth Park, London NW5

    The café, York Rise

    The Village Café on York Rise was chosen as Fleabag’s guinea-pig-themed café.

    A short street of houses and a few shopfronts in NW5. The café has changed since filming: look from the pavement.

    (sources)
  2. A quiet tree-lined road of Victorian terraces
    Dartmouth Park Road, east of York Rise, May 2009. Mike Quinn · CC BY-SA 2.0

    Dartmouth Park, Camden, London NW5

    Dartmouth Park

    The series is set and mostly filmed in Dartmouth Park, between Highgate and Kentish Town in Camden.

    A residential neighbourhood of Victorian streets. Walk it; people live here.

    (sources)
  3. Blocks of flats behind trees along a broad north London road
    Flats on Southampton Road, Gospel Oak, October 2014. David Howard · CC BY-SA 2.0

    Southampton Road, Gospel Oak, London NW5

    Southampton Road, Gospel Oak

    Fleabag’s night-time walks were usually filmed on Southampton Road in Gospel Oak.

    A public road through Gospel Oak. Keep to the pavement.

    (sources)

Stay

By the river.

Sleep on the South Bank, a walk from the top floor of Tate Modern.

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A 354-room hotel on the South Bank at 20 Upper Ground, SE1 9PD, with the 12th Knot rooftop bar. Tate Modern is along the river.

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Go there

Go up, and go out.

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Tate

Tate Modern, to the top

Bankside · Free · Sun–Thu 10am–6pm, Fri–Sat 10am–9pm

Where series one ends. The collection is free for everyone; exhibitions are not. The Level 6 restaurant looks across the Thames to St Paul’s.

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What’s on

On a big screen.

The Wyndham’s performance still plays in cinemas, and Soho Theatre’s programme goes on.

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Take it home

The scripts.

Both series in one book, and the play with its photographs.

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The complete scripts of both series, with her notes.

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Fleabag: The Special Edition

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The original playscript with unpublished colour photos and bonus material from the creative team (Nick Hern Books, 2019).

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(Where it’s from)

Every place and moment behind this page, with sources.

15 of 15 places · 20 of 20 Moments

  • The café, York Rise

    York Rise, Dartmouth Park, London NW5

    • The guinea-pig café

      Fleabag’s guinea-pig-themed café.

    • Back as it was

      Before series two, the café is quickly converted back to look as it did in series one.

  • Claire’s house, Laurier Road

    Laurier Road, Dartmouth Park, London NW5

    • Claire’s

      Claire’s house, around the corner from the café.

  • Dartmouth Park

    Dartmouth Park, Camden, London NW5

    • “This is where Fleabag lives”

      The director sees Dartmouth Park and says this is where Fleabag lives.

  • Southampton Road, Gospel Oak

    Southampton Road, Gospel Oak, London NW5

    • Night walks

      Fleabag’s night-time walks.

  • Christ Church, Hampstead

    Hampstead Square, London NW3 1AB

    • Inside the church

      Inside the church, Fleabag falls for the Priest.

  • St Andrew’s Church, Kingsbury

    Church Lane, Kingsbury, London NW9 8RZ

    • The church

      Fleabag and the Priest in his church.

    • “Where did you just go?”

      In series two’s church story, the Priest is the first character to catch Fleabag talking to us.

  • Tate Modern

    Bankside, London SE1 9TG

    • The sexhibition

      The godmother’s “sexhibition” on the top floor, the last scene of series one.

  • Smith & Wollensky, the Adelphi

    1–11 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6HT

    • “This is a love story.”

      A family dinner opens series two, and Fleabag tells us this is a love story.

    • 371 days later

      The episode opens 371 days, 19 hours and 26 minutes after series one.

  • Lincoln’s Inn Fields

    Holborn, London WC2

    • Out in the city

      Outdoor city scenes in Lincoln’s Inn Fields.

  • Finsbury Square

    Finsbury, London EC2

    • Out in the city

      Outdoor city scenes in Finsbury Square.

  • Soho Theatre

    21 Dean Street, London W1D 3NE

    • Soho Upstairs

      The play transfers to the Soho Theatre Upstairs.

  • Wyndham’s Theatre

    Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DA

    • The last run

      Thirty performances, billed as the play’s last ever run.

    • Live to cinemas

      National Theatre Live broadcasts the play to venues around the UK and abroad.

    • Online for charity

      The filmed play goes online for a minimum £4 donation, raising money for emergency, health and arts charities.

  • Station Road, Hampton

    Station Road, Hampton, London TW12

    • The bus stop

      At the bus stop she tells the Priest she loves him; then she tells us to hang back, and waves from down the block.

  • Hedsor House

    Taplow, Buckinghamshire SL6 0HX

    • The silent retreat

      Fleabag and her sister go on a silent retreat.

  • Underbelly, Cowgate

    Cowgate, Old Town, Edinburgh

    • The Big Belly

      A one-woman show in a sixty-seat room at Underbelly wins a Fringe First.

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