Exhibits are a part of the travelling collections, and apart from the artefacts from the Zagreb museum's permanent display, a part will be local donations, as usual, and this time it will be from the London audience, said Olinka Vistica of the Museum of Broken Relationships, on Saturday.
The organisers of the exhibition are confident that these events will attract a great number of visitors as the BBC, the Independent, the Guardian and Harper's Bazaar have reported about those exhibitions in the British capital.
So far, the Museum of Broken Relationships has staged its exhibitions in more than 20 countries worldwide, Vistica said.
Tristan Bates Theatre has reported that is "delighted to present the Museum of Broken Relationships."
"This autumn, the West End's most daring venue is transforming itself into the capital's most exciting exhibition space, becoming the hub of what will be a sprawling multi-site experience encompassing the whole of Seven Dials," it said announcing the event.
The creative producer of the theatre, Laura Kriefman, was quoted as saying that she had "the incredible good fortune to experience the Museum of Broken Relationships in November whilst producing one of the Tristan Bates Theatre’s international shows in Zagreb. Despite the museum’s name, the exhibition is full of hope, life, resilience and inspiration.”