Opening in 1881 the Harold Pinter Theatre was initially a comic opera house named the Royal Comedy Theatre. In 1884 t... Read more

Dating back to 1720, The Theatre Royal Haymarket (previously known as Haymarket Theatre or the Little Theatre) is the... Read more

The Noel Coward Theatre was originally opened in the West End in 1903 and was known as the New Theatre. Later, it was... Read more

The architecturally iconic venue, The Barbican Centre, opened in the 1980s by Queen Elizabeth II. Over the last 50 ye... Read more

Playing at the Piccadilly Theatre, the vibrant stage adaptation of the beloved film Moulin Rouge! brings the iconic s... Read more

The Piccadilly Theatre is an art deco venue from the 1920s that has hosted some of the most famous theatrical perform... Read more

The Mogul Music Hall is the first theatre known to stand on the site of the theatre we now know as the Gillian Lynne ... Read more

Located in Shaftesbury Avenue, the Shaftesbury Theatre opened in 1911 as the New Prince’s Theatre but changed i... Read more

When the London Coliseum first opened in 1904 it was home to a variety of shows, even chariot races! During the Secon... Read more

Les Misérables, the timeless West End musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel, has enraptured audienc... Read more