Guide to... Theatres on Exeter Street
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Lyceum TheatreTop Pick
The Lyceum Theatre in London is a long and complex tale of success, downfall and rebirth. It all started in 1772 when...Read more
Royal Opera HouseTop Pick
The Royal Opera, under the direction of Antonio Pappano, is one of the world’s leading opera companies. Based in the...Read more
Duke of York's TheatreTop Pick
The Ambassador Theatre Group (ATG) is an extraordinary success story. Founded in 1992, ATG is now the world’s number...Read more
Duchess Theatre
The Duchess is one of the youngest and smallest West End theatres. The building was originally promoted by Arthur...Read more
Theatre Royal (Drury Lane)
Since 1663 the Theatre Royal Drury Lane has provided entertainment for the masses and has been visited by every...Read more
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Savoy Theatre
The Savoy Theatre opened on 10th October 1881, on the site of the old Savoy Palace in London. The theatre was built...Read more
Novello Theatre
The Novello Theatre, known as the Waldorf Theatre opened on 22 May 1905 with an eight-week season of opera and drama...Read more
Vaudeville Theatre
The current building is the third theatre to be built on this prominent Strand site. The first theatre, which had a...Read more
Fortune Theatre
The Fortune Theatre, once so succinctly described as 'This most intimate of theatres' first opened to the public on...Read more
Aldwych Theatre
The Nederlander Organization operates 9 theatres on Broadway and a further 15 across North America.In London, we own...Read more
Adelphi Theatre
Having celebrated its bicentenary in 2006 the current Adelphi Theatre is actually the fourth venue on this site in...Read more
New London Theatre
Whilst the New London is a modern building there has been entertainment on the site since Elizabethan times. The...Read more
Donmar Warehouse
Led by Artistic Director Josie Rourke and Executive Producer Kate Pakenham, the Donmar is an intimate 251-seat,...Read more
Charing Cross Theatre
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Noël Coward Theatre
The New Theatre opened with a revival of Rosemary by Louis N Parker and Murray Carson in which the co-directors Sir...Read more
Arts Theatre
Didi and Gogo wait on a country road by a tree for a man named Godot. All they know is that when Godot arrives they...Read more
Cambridge Theatre
The Cambridge Theatre is one of the youngest and most attractive theatres in the West End, having opened in 1930 with...Read more
Garrick Theatre
In 2005 veteran producers Nica Burns and Max Weitzenhoffer purchased the Garrick Theatre, along with the Apollo,...Read more
Ambassadors Theatre
The Ambassadors Theatre, one of the smallest West End Theatres, was designed by W G R Sprague, with the intention of...Read more
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Wyndhams Theatre
Wyndham's opened on 16 November with a revival of David Garrick by T W Robertson in which the theatre's owner Charles...Read more
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Jermyn Street Theatre is located at 16b Jermyn Street which is on the Regent Street side of Jermyn Street a few moments walk from Piccadilly Circus tube station.
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