Mamma Mia! has been running in the West End since 1999, which happens to be the year we opened on […]
People who come to see The Mousetrap tend to plan. They book weeks ahead, they arrive early, and they treat […]
The Lyceum has been running The Lion King since 1999. We opened on Bow Street the same year. In the […]
St Martin’s Theatre on West Street has been home to Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap since 1974, and the production itself […]
The London Coliseum on St Martin’s Lane is one of London’s grandest theatres, home to English National Opera and, each […]
The Adelphi Theatre has stood on the Strand for over 200 years, its striking Art Deco interior one of the […]
The Novello Theatre has stood on Aldwych since 1905, one of the great Edwardian playhouses of the West End, and […]
The Cambridge Theatre sits at the heart of Seven Dials, and for well over a decade it has been home […]
The Lyceum Theatre has been part of London’s cultural fabric since 1772, and its current resident is one of the […]
Seven shows. Seven dinners. One Italian restaurant that’s been three minutes from the action since 1999. There’s a particular kind […]
The Savoy Theatre has stood on the Strand since 1881, once famous as the first public building in the world […]
The London Coliseum is the largest theatre in the West End, home to English National Opera and, through the year, […]