Theatre Royal, Drury Lane

Address:
Catherine Street London WC2B 5JB

London,

BUILT: 1663

SEATING CAPACITY: 2283
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Theatre Royal, Drury Lane History

For more than 100 years the theatre has become famous for staging some of the most ambitious, breath-taking spectacles seen on a West End stage. Audiences over the decades have been delighted and astounded by chariot races in Ben Hur, the Derby and an earthquake in The Hope, the Battle of Rorke’s Drift in Youth, and a train crash in The Whip, as well as sinking ships, air balloons and underwater fights – not to mention the Chelsea Flower Show, Madame Tussaud’s Chamber of Horrors, the flooding of Paris and Alpine avalanches.

Shows at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane

DATES PRODUCTION
8/27/2021 - 9/8/2024 Frozen the Musical (2021) Click Here to Buy Tickets
5/17/2013 - 1/1/0000 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2013)
5/6/2011 - 2/24/2013 Shrek the Musical (2011)
12/13/2008 - 1/8/2011 Oliver! (2009)
5/9/2007 - 7/19/2008 Lord of the Rings (2007)
10/29/2006 - 10/29/2006 Strictly Ballroom (2006)
10/2/2005 - 10/2/2005 Little Women (2005)
11/9/2004 - 11/9/2004 The Producers (2004)
10/7/2003 - 1/17/2004 Anything Goes (2002)
7/21/2001 - 8/30/2003 My Fair Lady (2001)
7/18/2000 - 2/24/2001 The Witches of Eastwick (2000)
12/8/1996 - 12/8/1996 Follies (1996)
7/20/1989 - 7/20/1989 Miss Saigon (1989)
5/21/1989 - 5/21/1989 Nymph Errant (1989)
2/21/1988 - 2/21/1988 Mack & Mabel (1988)
8/8/1984 - 1/7/1989 42nd Street (1984)
11/14/1983 - 1/28/1984 Dancin' (1983)
5/26/1982 - 10/29/1983 The Pirates of Penzance (1982)
2/26/1981 - 2/26/1981 The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1981)
7/2/1980 - 11/15/1980 Sweeney Todd (1980)
7/22/1976 - 3/31/1979 A Chorus Line (1976)
5/1/1974 - 5/1/1974 Billy (1974)
5/16/1973 - 5/16/1973 No, No, Nanette (1973)
5/3/1972 - 5/3/1972 Gone with the Wind (1972)
7/9/1970 - 7/9/1970 The Great Waltz (1970)
2/20/1969 - 2/20/1969 Mame (1969)
12/5/1967 - 12/5/1967 The Four Musketeers (1967)
12/2/1965 - 12/2/1965 Hello, Dolly! (1965)
8/19/1964 - 8/19/1964 Camelot (1964)
11/7/1963 - 11/7/1963 The Boys from Syracuse (1963)
4/30/1958 - 4/30/1958 My Fair Lady (1958)
11/15/1956 - 11/15/1956 Fanny (1956)
1/25/1956 - 1/25/1956 Plain and Fancy (1956)
10/8/1953 - 10/8/1953 The King and I (1953)
11/1/1951 - 11/1/1951 South Pacific (1951)
6/7/1950 - 6/7/1950 Carousel (1950)
4/29/1947 - 4/29/1947 Oklahoma! (1947)
12/19/1946 - 12/19/1946 Pacific 1860 (1946)
3/23/1939 - 3/23/1939 The Dancing Years (1939)
6/9/1938 - 6/9/1938 The Sun Never Sets (1938)
9/1/1937 - 9/1/1937 Crest of the Wave (1937)
9/11/1936 - 9/11/1936 Careless Rapture (1936)
5/7/1936 - 5/7/1936 Rise and Shine (1936)
5/2/1935 - 5/2/1935 Glamorous Night (1935)
4/9/1934 - 4/9/1934 Three Sisters (1934)
9/8/1933 - 9/8/1933 Ball at the Savoy (1933)
10/31/1932 - 10/31/1932 Wild Violets (1932)
10/13/1931 - 10/13/1931 Cavalcade (1931)
1/9/1931 - 1/9/1931 Song of the Drum (1931)
3/28/1930 - 3/28/1930 The Three Musketeers (1930)
4/4/1929 - 4/4/1929 The New Moon (1929)
5/3/1928 - 5/3/1928 Show Boat (1928)
4/7/1927 - 4/7/1927 The Desert Song (1927)
3/20/1925 - 3/20/1925 Rose-Marie (1925)
12/26/1919 - 12/26/1919 Cinderella (1919)
8/28/1918 - 8/28/1918 Shanghai (1918)
6/19/1916 - 6/19/1916 Razzle-Dazzle (1916)
11/27/1843 - 11/27/1843 The Bohemian Girl (1843)
- Land of Smiles (1931)
- Hello, Dolly! (1979)


Theatre Royal, Drury Lane Frequently Asked Questions

What show is currently in Theatre Royal, Drury Lane?
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane's current show is Frozen the Musical which began performances on 8/27/2021.

What when was Theatre Royal, Drury Lane built?
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane was built in 1663.

How many seats does Theatre Royal, Drury Lane have?
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane has 2283 seats.

What were the longest running shows at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane?
Miss Saigon which ran from 7/20/1989 to 10/30/1999, 42nd Street which ran from 8/8/1984 to 1/7/1989, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory which ran from 6/11/2013 to 1/7/2017, Frozen the Musical which ran from 9/8/2021 to 9/8/2024 and A Chorus Line which ran from 7/22/1976 to 3/31/1979,


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