London, UK (October 7, 2026)—Ireland’s Playhouse Studios acquired the assets of Halo Post in London in July; now the company has unveiled the revitalized location as Playhouse Post in Soho.
Playhouse has refurbished Halo’s 12,000-square-foot Noel Street facility in London—acquired after Mojo Bridge, the post house’s parent company, went into administration in December 2025—to now offer theatrical grading, 4K HDR finishing and sound for HETV and film.
The facility, founded in 2004, includes three refurbished Pro Tools studios supporting 5.1 theatrical mixing and Dolby Atmos Home Entertainment delivery, with voiceover facilities for film, drama and documentary projects, according to the company.
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In addition to newly refurbished cutting rooms and flexible office solutions, Playhouse Post also features a 4K DCI-compliant projected theatrical grading theatre and two Dolby Vision 4K HDR grading suites along with two 4K HDR Flame suites and three switchable 4K HDR picture finishing rooms.
The facility also houses Dolby Europe’s 2D/3D screening room. An HDR 5.1 QC suite enables final technical sign-off, supporting productions through the final stages. CAT6a and fiber infrastructure connects all of the suites to 2PBs of storage, including 300TB of dedicated NVMe.
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Mark Foligno, CEO of Playhouse Post, says, “Playhouse Post’s revamped Noel Street facility gives productions the flexibility to move through multiple stages of post under one roof, supported by the infrastructure and creative environment needed for increasingly complex workflows. We’re excited to be opening our high-spec London facility to continue supporting ambitious projects of every scale, from development through to final delivery.”
Kim Bartley’s Lemonade, which was financed by Playhouse Studios and had its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival, was the first feature to complete postproduction at Playhouse Post.
