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Old Red Lion Theatre
Catch some of London's best off-off West End productions in this small Islington playhouse.
Old Vic Theatre
Originally opened in 1818 as the Old Coburg.
Olivier Theatre
Part of the National Theatre
Palace Theatre
Home to long-runner Les Miserables.
Phoenix Theatre
Home to long-runner Blood Brothers.
Piccadilly Theatre
First opened in 1928.
Playhouse Theatre
Just around the corner from Embankment tube.
Prince Edward Theatre
Home to long-runner Mamma Mia!
Queens Theatre
Originally opened in 1907.
Savoy Theatre
Located on The Strand.
Shaftesbury Theatre
Originally opened in 1888.
Soho Theatre
An excellent off-West End venue for new writing.
St Martins Theatre
Home to the world's longest running play, The Mousetrap.
Strand Theatre
Opened on 22 May 1905.
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Originally opened in 1663, this is London's oldest theatre still in use.
Theatre Royal Haymarket
Opened 29 December 1720.
Tricycle Theatre
One of the city's important off-West End theatres.
Vaudeville Theatre
Located on The Strand.
Victoria Palace Theatre
Located conveniently across from Victoria Station.
Whitehall Theatre
Opened on 29 September 1930.
Wyndhams Theatre
Opened on 16 November 1899.
Old Red Lion Theatre
Catch some of London's best off-off West End productions in this small Islington playhouse.
Old Vic Theatre
Originally opened in 1818 as the Old Coburg.
Olivier Theatre
Part of the National Theatre
Palace Theatre
Home to long-runner Les Miserables.
Phoenix Theatre
Home to long-runner Blood Brothers.
Piccadilly Theatre
First opened in 1928.
Playhouse Theatre
Just around the corner from Embankment tube.
Prince Edward Theatre
Home to long-runner Mamma Mia!
Queens Theatre
Originally opened in 1907.
Savoy Theatre
Located on The Strand.
Shaftesbury Theatre
Originally opened in 1888.
Soho Theatre
An excellent off-West End venue for new writing.
St Martins Theatre
Home to the world's longest running play, The Mousetrap.
Strand Theatre
Opened on 22 May 1905.
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Originally opened in 1663, this is London's oldest theatre still in use.
Theatre Royal Haymarket
Opened 29 December 1720.
Tricycle Theatre
One of the city's important off-West End theatres.
Vaudeville Theatre
Located on The Strand.
Victoria Palace Theatre
Located conveniently across from Victoria Station.
Whitehall Theatre
Opened on 29 September 1930.
Wyndhams Theatre
Opened on 16 November 1899.
Toptable
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Scottish Musicals
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Touring Theatre
Great shows currently touring the country and coming to a venue near you!Find Tickets