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There have been four Theatres built on the site of the present Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The first was built by the dramatist Thomas Killigrew and ... (read more)
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The Winter Garden Theatre was original built as the Midellesex Theatre of Varieties on the site of the former Mogul Saloon in 1911, designed by Frank ... (read more)
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The Palace Theatre was originally built in 1891 for Richard D’Oyly Carte as The Royal English Opera House on an island site at the end of ... (read more)
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The Savoy Theatre that we know today opened on the 21st of October 1929 with a production of Gilbert and Sulivan's 'The Gondoliers'. However the original ... (read more)
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The present day Shaftesbury Theatre, at 210 Shaftesbury Avenue, Holborn, originally opened as the New Princes Theatre on the 26th December 1911 with a production of ... (read more)
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The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, originally opened as the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden on the 7th of December 1732. The present building is actually ... (read more)
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The Vaudeville Theatre, which stands on the northern side of the Strand, and a few doors up from the Adelphi Theatre, today, opened on the 23rd ... (read more)
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The London Hippodrome in London's Leicester Square was designed for Edward Moss by the renowned Theatre Architect Frank Matcham and opened on the 15th of January ... (read more)
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The London Hippodrome in London's Leicester Square was designed for Edward Moss by the renowned Theatre Architect Frank Matcham and opened on the 15th of January ... (read more)
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The Victoria Palace Theatre was designed by the renowned Theatre Architect Frank Matcham, and built by Henry Lovatt Ltd on the site of the former Royal ... (read more)
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The Peacock Theatre on London's Kingsway was originally built as the Royalty Theatre and opened in 1960. The Royalty Theatre was itself built on the site ... (read more)
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The Vaudeville Theatre, which stands on the northern side of the Strand, and a few doors up from the Adelphi Theatre, today, opened on the 23rd ... (read more)
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The London Hippodrome was designed for Edward Moss by the renowned Theatre Architect Frank Matcham and opened on the 15th of January 1900 with a Circus ... (read more)
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Daly's Theatre in London's Leicester Square was built at a cost of £60,000 by Frank Kirk to the designs of the architect Spencer Chadwick, who was ... (read more)
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The first Empire Theatre opened on the 17th of April 1884 with a production of 'Chilperic.' This Theatre was closed on the 22nd January 1927 and ... (read more)
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Leicester Square in London's West End has been the entertainment capital of London's Theatreland for well over a century. Theatres have given way to Cinemas over ... (read more)
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The Camberwell Palace of Varieties was situated on the corner of Orpheus Street, on the east side of Denmark Hill, and just down the road from ... (read more)
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The Plaza Theatre on Lower Regent Street, London (later renamed the Plaza Paramount) was built in 1926 and designed by Frank T. Verity for Paramount Pictures ... (read more)
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The Odeon West End, situated at the south west corner of Leicester Square, was built in 1930 and originally opened as the Leicester Square Theatre. The ... (read more)
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