Where in London is the Gillian Lynne Theatre?

Drury Lane
Hire the Gillian Lynne Theatre Located on London’s iconic Drury Lane, just a short stroll from Holborn tube station, our theatre is surrounded by the character of the capital, while our flair for hospitality and technical expertise are a sure-fire way of conjuring up a touch of showbiz magic for your next event.

Where in London is the Aldwych theatre?

The Aldwych Theatre sits on The Aldwych, near to the River Thames and Central London. Somerset House, Covent Garden and the London Transport Museum are all short walks away, as are two of London’s most notable museums, the National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery. Several tube stations are located close by.

What are the best seats at Drury Lane theatre?

Sit in the front of the Royal Circle for the best overall view of the vast stage! Seats 12-24 are dead-centre and avoid any restrictions that could occur in seats towards the ends of rows. Alternatively, sit in the Stalls for a hugely immersive experience devoid of any restrictions.

Is Drury Lane theatre open?

This opened in 1794 but it too surrendered to a fire in 1809. Today’s building was designed by Benjamin Wyatt and is the only theatre in London to have two royal boxes in the auditorium….Productions at Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

Where is the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London?

The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is located in the heart of Theatreland and just off the busy tourist area of Covent Garden. Although no cars or buses can directly reach the centre of Covent Garden, however the area is within walking distance to a number of bus, tube and train stops.

Which is the nearest train station to Drury Lane?

The nearest National Rail station to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane is London Charing Cross, which is just a short walk down the Strand. From Charing Cross (10 minutes) – Exit the station and cross over the road at the lights. Turn right and continue down the Strand until you meet the Aldwych junction.

Is there a congestion charge for Drury Lane?

The theatre will be straight ahead of you. The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is firmly located within the heart of London Congestion Charge Zone which applies from 7am until 6pm and costs £11.50 per day. If you are driving to the theatre after 6pm then you will not be charged. The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is part of the Q-Park Scheme.

When did the third Drury Lane Theatre burn down?

After standing only 15 years, the third Drury Lane theatre building burned down on 24 February 1809. This painting from the period, artist unknown, shows the view of the fire from the Westminster Bridge.