Straight plays, fun musicals, classic concerts – London has it all. For theatregoers, two of London’s longest-running shows – Hamilton and Wicked – are both just a few minutes’ walk away and perfect for all the family, whilst the West End theatres are within easy reach.
Having showcased some of London’s biggest shows over the years, Victoria Palace Theatre was once just a small concert room above the stables of the Royal Standard Hotel. The theatre is now more popular than ever and in 2017 it became the home of the global phenomenon and hit musical Hamilton.
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The Apollo Victoria Theatre was initially opened in 1929 as a ‘state-of-the-art’ cinema and it quickly became one of London’s hotspots. 86 years on, not much has changed. Having showcased some of London’s most loved musicals, it now offers viewers the chance to take a trip somewhere over the rainbow to the Land of Oz to see the spellbinding musical of Wicked!
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Her Majesty’s Theatre is home to Andrew Lloyd-Webber's timeless and long running classic, The Phantom of the Opera. With a captivating gold statuary around the stage, luxurious interior and jaw-dropping scenery that mimics the Paris Opera House, it provides the perfect setting for a love story between a mysterious phantom figure and a beautiful chorus girl.
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St James Theatre is a unique, award winning arts complex in central London that opened in 2012. Critically acclaimed for its impressive productions, two of its shows have now transferred to the West End and it received two Olivier award nominations within its first 18 months of opening. A vibrant and innovative cultural hub for those looking to catch the best in new, independent theatre.
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Some of the most influential names in theatre and entertainment have walked the boards at the London Palladium. Forty years after its opening, it is still the venue to which all performers aspire and has hosted the Royal Variety Performance a record forty times.
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Home to the world's longest running musical, Les Misérables, the Sondheim Theatre first opened in 1907 and has been attracting theatre fans for over a century. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, Les Misérables tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption. Now in its 30th year, this sell-out show is not to be missed.
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Located in the heart of Chelsea, Cadogan Hall is one of London’s leading concert venues. It has 950 seats, outstanding acoustics and luxurious surroundings, making it the first choice for some of the world’s top orchestras. Cadogan Hall hosts a wide variety of different performances, ranging from touring orchestras to popular musical performances with star studded casts.
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Since its opening by Queen Victoria in 1871, the world's leading artists have performed at Royal Albert Hall. Each year, this iconic building hosts more than 350 events including classical and contemporary music concerts, ballet and opera, sporting events and award ceremonies. It is also home to the annual BBC Proms, showcasing a season of world-class orchestras and classical performances.
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