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London - Inner Theatres & Auditoriums

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Savoy Theatre
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Opened in 1881, the Savoy Theatre showcased many of Gilbert and Sullivan's operas. The hotel of the same name was built next to the theatre and the approach road to both is the only throughfare in the UK where you are required to drive on the righthand side.
Address: The Strand | London, England | WC2R 0ET [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7836 8888

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Prince Edward Theatre
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Opened in 1930, the Prince Edward operated as a music hall and cinema before becoming the theatre it is today in 1978. The Prince Edward saw the premiere of the popular musical Evita and has a capacity of 1,618.
Address: Old Compton Street | London, England | W1D 4HS [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 870 850 9191
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Union Theatre
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An appealing, intimate theatre space with bar and cafe, the Union is known for hosting and producing some of London's finest fringe theatre.
Address: 204 Union St. | Southwark, London | SE1 OLX [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7261 9876

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Cambridge Theatre
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The Cambridge Theatre is an Art Deco performance space on the edge of Covent Garden. It has seen some fine performances through the years, Tommy Steele's Half a Sixpence and the award winning Return to the Forbidden Planet merely the tip of the iceberg.
Address: Earlham Street | London, England | WC2H 9HU [ Map ]

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Dominion Theatre
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A huge theatre on Tottenham Court Road that hosts big, mainstream musicals. Jesus Christ Superstar, Grease and We Will Rock You have all had runs here.
Address: 268 Tottenham Court Road | London, England | W1T 7AQ [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 870 169 0116

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Noel Coward Theatre
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Formerly known as the Albery Theatre and built at the start of the 20th century, the Noel Coward Theatre has seen West End debuts from the playwright of the same name and actor Sir John Gielgud.
Address: St. Martin's Lane | London, England | WC2N 4AH [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 870 950 0920
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Duke of York's Theatre
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Originally opened as the Trafalgar Square theatre in 1892, the theatre underwent a name change three years later to honour the future king, George V.
Address: St. Martin's Lane | London, England | WC2N 4BG [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 870 060 6623

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New Ambassadors Theatre
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The work of noted theatrical architect W.G.R. Sprague, the New Ambassadors is shoehorned into a small building in the corner of a block in Soho.
Address: West Street | London, England | WC2H 9ND [ Map ]

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New London Theatre
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Known as the home of the West End production of Cats, the New London is one of the newer theatres in London, opening in 1973.
Address: Drury Lane | London, England | WC2B 5PW [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7242 9802

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Royal Albert Hall
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Located in Kensington, the Royal Albert Hall hosts a variety of shows including classical recitals, rock and pop concerts, ballets, plays and sporting events. The most well-known performances are the summertime Proms, a series of world class orchestral music concerts featuring many famous names. Its easiest to obtain tickets by booking through the Hall's website.
Address: Kensington Gore | London, England | SW7 2AP

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The Adelphi Theatre
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An historic theatre that has stood since 1806, the Adelphi seats 1,500 theatregoers. The Adelphi has seen productions from the best names in the industry, from Charles Dickens to Sir Andrew Lloyd-Webber.
Address: The Strand | London, England | WC2R 0NS [ Map ]

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Royal Festival Hall
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One of three venues that make up the Southbank Centre (the others are The Hayward and Queen Elizabeth Hall), the Royal Festival Hall seats nearly 3000. The theatre is utilised for concert and dance performances, as well as lectures.
Address: Southbank Centre, Belevedere Road | London | SE1 8XX [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 87 1663 2501
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Queen Elizabeth Theatre
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Part of the Southbank Centre, which also consists of the Royal Festival Hall and The Hayward, Queen Elizabeth Theatre is a music venue where visitors are likely to hear classical, jazz and avant-garde concerts. Dance performances are also held at the theatre on a regular basis.
Address: Belvedere Rd. | London | SE1 8XX
Tel: +44 (0) 87 1663 2501
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Riverside Studios Theatre
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A small theatre and as the name suggests, it's right by the Thames which the theatre's bar overlooks. The two small performances spaces host contemporary and deeply dramatic productions.
Address: Crisp Road | London, England | W6 9RL [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 8237 1111
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London Palladium
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The Palladium is an iconic symbol of popular entertainment in the UK thanks to it's role in hosting TV variety shows in the 1950s and 60s. Since the decline of live TV galas, the Palladium has worked hard to gain a reputation for theatric performances with it's production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang being well received.
Address: 8 Argyll Street | London, England | W1F 7TF [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7494 5020

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Piccadilly Theatre
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On a side street close to Piccadilly Circus, the theatre has a modest pedigree and is well known for being the best example of the curse of the Scottish play, Macbeth. The John Gielgud inspired run was ended in 1942 when 5 members of the cast and crew died and the theatre was hit by a bomb during the Blitz.
Address: 4 Denman Street | London, England | W1V 8DY [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7369 1734

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Duchess Theatre
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Seating 479 theatregoers, the Duchess is among the smallest of the West End theatres. This intimate atmosphere has led to some memorable performances including The Dirtiest Show in Town and Oh! Calcutta.
Address: Catherine Street | London, England | WC2B 5LA [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7494 5075

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Battersea Arts Centre
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A notable venue south of the Thames, the Battersea Arts Centre's most famous premiere was that of Jerry Springer: The Opera. The building appeared in 1893 as the Battersea Town Hall and was first used as a performance space in 1980.
Address: Lavender Hill | London, England | SW11 5TN [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7223 6557
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Prince of Wales Theatre
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In 1884 the Prince's Theatre opened on this site, deemed to be too small, it was demolished and reopened in its new form in 1937.
Address: Coventry Street | London, England | W1D 6AS [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 870 850 0393
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Fortune Theatre
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As interesting from the outside as it is when watching a performance inside, the Fortune Theatre was built in a Cubist style, opening in 1924. The show Beyond the Fringe which ran here launched the careers of Dudley Moore, Peter Cook and Alan Bennett.
Address: Russell Street | London, England | WC2B 5HH [ Map ]

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Theatre Royal Haymarket
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Built in 1720, the Royal Haymarket was the first theatre to introduce matinees. Oscar Wilde premiered some of his work here and John Gielgud worked as a director and producer on some productions. The building retains most of original exterior features and is one of the most atmospheric of London's theatres. It is even said to be haunted by Buckstone, a former manager and friend of Charles Dickens.
Address: Haymarket | London, England | SW1Y 4HT [ Map ]

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The Royal National Theatre
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The National Theatre complex is a prime example of brutalist architecture. The concrete mass, located in the Borough of Lambeth, on the south bank has had a number of detractors, most notably Prince Charles who likened the building to a nuclear power station. The complex houses a bookshop, a variety of restaurants and shops and three auditoriums where theatre patrons can watch some of the best productions on offer in London.
Address: The Royal National Theatre, Upper Ground | London | SE1 9PX [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7452 3000
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Palace Theatre
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Opened in 1891, the Palace was created to be the home of English opera, these dreams were short-lived when it became clear it made more financial sense to host musical performances. The building itself is the centrepiece of the junction of Charing Cross Road and Shaftesbury Avenue, the foundation stone laid by the wife of the architect, Richard D'Oyly Carte, is still visible.
Address: Shaftesbury Avenue | London, England | W1A 4AF [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7434 0909

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Old Vic Theatre
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Named the Royal Victorian as a tribute to Queen Victoria, the theatre was nicknamed the Old Vic somewhere along the line by the primarily working class patrons and the name has stuck. The Old Vic was the first theatre to stage all of Shakespeare's plays as one season.
Address: 103 The Cut | London, England | SE1 8NB [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 870 060 6628
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Shaftesbury Theatre
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Situated on the borders of Covent Garden and Bloomsbury, the Shaftesbury was opened in 1911 and holds 1,400 people.
Address: 210 Shaftesbury Avenue | London, England | WC2H 8DP [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7379 5399

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Almeida Theatre
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Founded in 1980 by Pierre Audi who took over the location, a ramshackle Salvation Army hall, in Islington and created an innovative theatre production company.
Address: 1 Almeida Street | London, England | N1 1TA [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7359 4404
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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
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The Globe's season runs from May to September and features three of Shakespeare's plays each year. The new Globe was modeled after the one built in the 1500s and remains faithful to the original design. The structure also includes a cafe restaurant, museum and library.
Address: Shakespeare’s Globe, 21 New Globe Walk | London, England | SE1 9DT [ Map ]

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Royal Opera House
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Opened on the 7th December 1732, the Royal Opera House was mostly used for spoken theatre until 1847 when Rossini's Semiramide was performed. Rebuilt in 1999, the auditorium is now a world class venue for musical arts.
Address: Bow Street | London, England | WC2E 9DD [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7240 1200
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Victoria Palace Theatre
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The Victoria Palace opened in 1911 and seats 1,550 people. Located near Victoria station, the building has a sliding roof that was originally designed to release the build up of cigarette smoke during performance intervals.
Address: Victoria Street | London, England | SW1E 5EA [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7834 1317

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Sadler's Wells
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Richard Sadler opened the first entertainment establishment on this site back in 1683. There have since been a few rebuilds and the current theatre is the sixth to stand here. The large auditorium plays host to many visiting productions.
Address: Rosebery Avenue | London, England | EC1R 4TN [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7863 8198
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Aldwych Theatre
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Opened in 1905 and seating 1,150, the Aldwych Theatre was home to the Royal Shakespeare Company from 1960 to 1982.
Address: Aldwych | London, England | WC2B 4LD [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7379 3367

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Bloomsbury Theatre
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The UCL Bloomsbury hosts music, comedy, drama and dance all year round. Upcoming events can be viewed on the informative website which also has online ticket booking.
Address: 15 Gordon Street | London | WC1H 0AH [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7388 8822
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The Garrick Theatre
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One of the smaller West End theatres, the Garrick is finished in a classical style. Although it doesn't seat that many people, the prestige of the theatre is demonstrated by its ability to attract some top Hollywood names like Christian Slater, Jake Gyllenhaal and Julia Styles.
Address: 2 Charing Cross Road | London, England | WC2H 0HH [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7494 5085

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Her Majesty's Theatre
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The site of this performance space has been home to four theatres from 1705 when the Queen's Theatre was built here. For much of it's history opera has been the staple, only since the fourth incarnation has dramatic theatre been the main feature.
Address: Haymarket | London, England | http://www.hermajest [ Map ]
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7494 5400

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