Sally Greene is a British entrepreneur, theatre impresario, restaurateur and philanthropist.
13 Facts About Sally Greene
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Sally Greene is known for her restorations of the Old Vic and Criterion theatres in London's West End, as well the famous jazz venue Ronnie Scott's.
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In 2006, Sally Greene received an OBE for services to drama.
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Sally Greene is the daughter of lawyer and amateur playwright Basil Sally Greene.
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Sally Greene wrote a theatre column for Tatler in the 1980s.
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Sally Greene bought the lease in 1987 before renegotiating it into a charitable trust with the local authority funding the restoration of the building.
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In 1992 Sally Greene set up the Criterion Trust on a similar business plan, after which the theatre went under a complete restoration.
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Sally Greene formed The Old Vic Theatre Trust, which enlisted figures like Alex Bernstein and Stephen Daldry.
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In 1994 Sally Greene founded Sally Greene Light Stage, which she runs alongside CEO and Producer Rebecca Quigley.
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Sally Greene has been involved in over 100 shows including Billy Elliott the Musical with Stephen Daldry.
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Sally Greene owns prominent jazz venue Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in Soho.
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Sally Greene owns No Fifty Cheyne, opened in 2004 as the Cheyne Walk Brasserie in Chelsea and relaunched in 2019 under the new name.
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Sally Greene is a Trustee at the Old Vic Theatre Trust, the Criterion Theatre Trust, Sally Greene Light Stage, Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation, and the London Music Fund.